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What is the significance of Antony's servant coming to the conspirators?

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What is the significance of Antony's servant coming to the conspirators?

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  • It is the turning point of the entire play and marks the entry of the shrewd and cunning Antony to seek revenge.

  • It introduces Mark Antony to the audience.

  • It introduces him to the audience so that they get to know what is to transpire.

  • He introduces himself to the conspirators in order to stay in their good books.

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Solution

It is the turning point of the entire play and marks the entry of the shrewd and cunning Antony to seek revenge.

Explanation:

The servant arrives to test whether Antony will be safe among the conspirators. His arrival is followed by Antony's carefully planned entrance. From this point, Antony begins his movement towards revenge and the conspirators' downfall.

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