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Question
Why does Marullus scold the citizens?
Options
They are crowding the streets.
He is angry and bitter to see that Pompey has been forgotten.
He fears that they will do no work that day.
He has to keep an eye on them all the time.
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Solution
He is angry and bitter to see that Pompey has been forgotten.
Explanation:
Marullus is upset because the same citizens who once admired Pompey are now celebrating Caesar’s victory. He considers their sudden change of loyalty ungrateful and disloyal.
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