antony's remark mischief, thou art afoot , take thou what course thou wilt!, shows him to be .........
1 ruthless manipulator
2 Honourable man
3 loyal friend
4 tactful man
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It can be both ruthless manipulator as well as as a loyal friend to Caeser
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I do think so he's tactful as the meaning of tactful is knowing to say the right word at the right time
Don't you think so
Because mark Antony said the right words at the speech
At first he calls brutus as honourable
And doesn't blame him
There are many examples
In the speech
Yes
Our teacher didn't give us the answer because of that reason
In Google u can search many sites each one gives a different answer
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"Antony's remark mischief, thou art afoot, Take thou what course thou wilt! shows him to be a loyal friend.
Option (3)
Explanation:
- This question is a bit confusing provided that Antony, in reality, has all the qualities given in four options. He was a ruthless manipulator which made him an ally to Ceasar.
- He is an honourable man as his grade is superior in Rome. He was given the position of general. Although according to history, there were affairs between Antony and Cleopatra( whom Ceasar has a romantic interest), he always remained loyal to Ceasar.
- He is a tactful man as he knows where to use the words rightly but in this instance, he speaks out of love and loyalty for his dead friend.
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