... -lived. His oratory is no match for the speech given by Caesar's close friend, Mark Antony, who is allowed to address the crowd after Brutus finishes his explanation. Beginning with "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears," Antony methodically incites the same audience to the point of rage over what is now perceived as the "murder" of their champion Caesar. The same crowd ... ...

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