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Which reason explains the irony in Brutus’ speech best? The conspirators’ plot involves killing Caesar’s body, but not his spirit. The conspirator’s plot involves killing Caesar’s spirit, but not his body. Caesar’s spirit will save Caesar’s body from the conspirators’ plot. Caesar’s spirit is not killed with his body.

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Answer:

The conspirators’ plot involves killing Caesar’s body, but not his spirit.

Explanation:

The irnoy in Brutus speach in which he adresses the roman public saying why they plotted to kill caesar but he didn´t have in mind the fact that caesar spirit was alive and well respected in the Roman public, so he had to face the myth of the Caesar in the people´s minds and that backfired for those who plotted against Julius Caesar.

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