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erpt from Julius Caesar, act 1, scene 2
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much lamented, Brutus,
e no such mirrors as will turn
worthiness into your eye,
nt see your shadow. I have heard
of the best respect in Rome-
tal Caesar-speaking of Brutus,
underneath this age's yoke,
that noble Brutus had his eyes.
what dangers would you lead me,
ld have me seek into myself
h is not in me?
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What do the symbols of mirrors and glass represent in
this excerpt?
O the importance of appearance
O the need to be powerful
Othe desire to grow stronger
O the ability to see one's worth



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Final answer:

Mirrors and glass symbolize the importance of appearance in literary works like Julius Caesar.


Explanation:

In the excerpt from Julius Caesar, the symbols of mirrors and glass represent the importance of appearance. The idea conveyed is that one's outward appearance and image can hide or distort their true worth or intentions. This theme is evident in various literary works where mirrors and glass symbolize the notion of superficiality and deceptive appearances.


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