In act 3, scene 2 of julius caesar , how does antony feel about caesar's death ? a. he is happy that caesar died so peacefully and quickly. b. he is angry that caesar was so ruthless and ambitious . c. he is upset and wants the killers to pay for their crime. d. he is sorry that he was involved in the plot to kill caesar.

In act 3, scene 2 of Julius Caesar what Antony feel about Caesar's death is that He is upset and wants the killers to pay for their crime.

Explanation:

It is after the death of Caesar that it is known how deeply Antony care about him, he has a father figure to him, and even when he doesn't express his feeling in front of people at the beginning, then after the funeral oration his expressions of grief and revenge become bigger. His eloquence and pain make people follow him into revenge.

- "the answers are a and b.  

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