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In Julius Caesar, what symbolic action does Brutus insist the conspirators do to show who is responsible for Caesar's death?

A. Cut a piece of Caesar's clothing and carry it on their swords
B. Cut a lock of Caesar's hair on the end of their swords
C. Cover their hands and arms in Caesar's blood
D. Put a bloody "X" on their chests



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Final answer:

In Julius Caesar, Brutus insists on a symbolic action by having the conspirators put a bloody 'X' on their chests to denote responsibility for Caesar's death.


Explanation:

In Julius Caesar, Brutus insists that the conspirators put a bloody "X" on their chests as a symbolic action to show who is responsible for Caesar's death. This act signifies their affiliation with the group that carried out the assassination.


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