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When Casca exclaims about the terrible night, Cassius responds to it by saying that ______.

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When Casca exclaims about the terrible night, Cassius responds to it by saying that ______.

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  • It is a pleasant night to men with a clear conscience.

  • It is indeed a horrible night.

  • It is a pleasant night for brave men like him.

  • He too is terrified.

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Solution

When Casca exclaims about the terrible night, Cassius responds to it by saying that it is indeed a horrible night.

Explanation:

It is indeed a horrible night. Cassius agrees that the night is strange and dreadful, but unlike Casca, he is not frightened by it. He has deliberately exposed himself to the storm to show his fearlessness. He uses the terrifying atmosphere to strengthen his argument against Caesar.

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Chapter 3: Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 3 - ASSIGNMENTS [Page 66]

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Chapter 3 Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 3
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