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Julias Caesar

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Antony refers to the Romans as “friends, Romans, countrymen,” and he tell them he,”come[s] to bury Caesar, not to praise him" (3.2.80-84) while introducing himself to the crowd. Knowingly at that point, Brutus was to them an "honorable" man. Antony makes sure that he does not allow his emotions to take over and destroy his real intentions...
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Antony makes sure that he does not allow his emotions to take over and destroy his real intentions. He addresses the plebeians as "Friends" with the purpose of persuading them into believing that they were equal, and that he just wanted to say farewell to his passed, and dear friend, Caesar. Antony also uses pathos such as when he tells the crowd that, "If [they] have tears, prepare to shed them now...
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