In the play's final act, why does antony describe brutus as the noblest roman of them all?
a. antony considers brutus to be a traitor and a criminal; his words are sarcastic.
b. antony knows that brutus was the only conspirator who acted for the good of rome.
c. antony was once brutus's best friend.
d. antony is acknowledging that brutus came from a very wealthy and aristocratic roman family.