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Why does Portia consider herself to be a cut above other women?

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Why does Portia consider herself to be a cut above other women?

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  • She feels she is better looking and richer than other women.

  • She is Lord Brutus' wife.

  • She is Cato's daughter.

  • She is not only Lord Brutus' wife but also Cato's daughter.

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Solution

She is not only Lord Brutus' wife but also Cato's daughter.

Explanation:

Portia claims strength of character greater than that of ordinary women because she is 'so fathered and so husbanded'. She is the daughter of Cato, the noble Roman patriot, and the wife of the honourable Brutus. This noble lineage and union, according to her, make her worthy of sharing Brutus' secrets.

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Chapter 4: Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 1 - ASSIGNMENTS [Page 90]

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Chapter 4 Use of Literary Devices in Acts-1 and 2 - Scene 1
ASSIGNMENTS | Q B. 29. | Page 90
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