Read the excerpt from act 3, scene 1, of julius caesar.

brutus. by your pardon;
i will myself into the pulpit first,
and show the reason of our caesar’s death.
what antony shall speak i will protest
he speaks by leave and by permission;
and that we are contented caesar shall
have all true rites and lawful ceremonies,
it shall advantage more than do us wrong.

which quotations support the central idea that the conspirators think it will benefit them if they let antony give the eulogy at caesar’s funeral? select two options.

“by your pardon; / i will myself into the pulpit first”
“he speaks by leave and by permission”
“and that we are contented caesar shall / have all true rites and lawful ceremonies”
“it shall advantage more than do us wrong.”
“what antony shall speak i will protest”

The answers are

B. He speaks by leave and by permission”

D. “It shall advantage more than do us wrong.”

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The answers are

B. He speaks by leave and by permission”

D. “It shall advantage more than do us wrong.”

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The third and the fifth option

Explanation:

Despite the fear Cassius feels for Antony's side on the deadly deed against Caesar, Brutus insists on allowing Mark Antony to speak before the Romans in the capitol. Cassius is afraid of Antony being able to rally the people against them as the conspirators. However, Brutus thinks that killing Antony might look bad and says ""Let's be sacrificers, but not butchers" and "it shall advantage more than do us wrong" which reflects his positive thoughts on letting Antony give the eulogy at Caesar's funeral by their permission. It is important to say that the conspirators are persuaded by Brutus to think that it would be beneficial, but,  Antony's speech turns out to lead people to mutiny.

The third and the fifth option

Explanation:

Despite the fear Cassius feels for Antony's side on the deadly deed against Caesar, Brutus insists on allowing Mark Antony to speak before the Romans in the capitol. Cassius is afraid of Antony being able to rally the people against them as the conspirators. However, Brutus thinks that killing Antony might look bad and says ""Let's be sacrificers, but not butchers" and "it shall advantage more than do us wrong" which reflects his positive thoughts on letting Antony give the eulogy at Caesar's funeral by their permission. It is important to say that the conspirators are persuaded by Brutus to think that it would be beneficial, but,  Antony's speech turns out to lead people to mutiny.

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