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Upon seeing the soothsayer, Caesar tauntingly remarks that the 'Ides of March are come'. What does the soothsayer replies:

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Upon seeing the soothsayer, Caesar tauntingly remarks that the 'Ides of March are come'. What does the soothsayer replies:

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  • Ay Caesar; that is true

  • Ay Caesar; but not gone

  • Ay Caesar; and will soon be over

  • Ay Caesar; and you will soon be murdered

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Solution

Ay Caesar; but not gone

Explanation:

The soothsayer agrees that the Ides of March have arrived, but adds that they have not yet passed. This reply is prophetic because Caesar's death occurs before the day ends. Caesar's arrogant confidence prevents him from understanding the warning.

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Chapter 9: Use of Literary Devices in Acts 3, 4 and 5 - Scene 1 - ASSIGNMENTS [Page 142]

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Chapter 9 Use of Literary Devices in Acts 3, 4 and 5 - Scene 1
ASSIGNMENTS | Q A. 19. | Page 142
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