Julius Caesar 5.1 Performance: Brutus Thinks Suicide is Cowardly (Lines 102-109a)

Julius Caesar 5.1 Performance: Brutus Thinks Suicide is Cowardly (Lines 102-109a)

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The transcript reflects on Cato's decision to end his life, questioning the cowardice and fear that might have driven such an act. It suggests that instead of succumbing to fear, one should arm themselves with patience and trust in the higher powers that govern life, emphasizing the importance of waiting for divine providence.

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What does the speaker imply about Cato's actions?

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How does the speaker describe their feelings towards the situation?

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What is suggested by the phrase 'to prevent the time of life'?

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What does the speaker mean by 'arming myself with patience'?

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What high powers does the speaker refer to, and how do they influence us?

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