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Question
Why does Brutus make three vital errors of judgement?
Options
for being too philosophical and a bad judge of character.
because he may be a philosopher but he doesn't have maturity.
as he is well-suited to plotting and planning murders.
because he is not right in all the three decisions he took.
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Solution
for being too philosophical and a bad judge of character.
Explanation:
Brutus is a scholar and idealist whose nobility dulls his judgment. Too philosophical, he fails to see through men like Cassius and Antony, making him a poor judge of character and situation. His idealism leads him to override Cassius' practical advice, and these blunders bring about the conspirators' downfall.
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