Flavius asks the cobbler why he leads others about the streets. What clever answer does the cobbler give? What does this show about
i. Flavious and ii. the cobbler
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This question is regarding Julius Caesar. It is a play written by William Shakespeare.
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- Cobbler and Carpenter are in the streets seeing this when Flavius and Marullus ask him he tell them a very clever reason that even they could not deny.
- He told them he wanted his shoes to be worn out as this will result him in finding more work.
- This incident tells us that cobbler was very witty.
- He hides his internal motives of confrontation between two parties of Rome.
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He told them he wanted his shoes to be worn out as this will result him in finding more work.
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