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When Portia says, ‘The heavens speed thee in thine enterprise,’ she is referring to ______.

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When Portia says, ‘The heavens speed thee in thine enterprise,’ she is referring to ______.

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  • Julius Caesar

  • her husband, Brutus

  • the Soothsayer

  • Lucius

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Solution

When Portia says, ‘The heavens speed thee in thine enterprise,’ she is referring to the Soothsayer.

Explanation:

Portia says these words to the Soothsayer as he proceeds with his personal mission connected with Caesar. Her words also reveal her hope that the warning about Caesar’s danger will succeed.

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Chapter 7: Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 4 - ASSIGNMENTS [Page 116]

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Chapter 7 Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 4
ASSIGNMENTS | Q B. 13. | Page 116
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