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Help Julius Caesar! [question about one of the speeches of Brutus]?

for a project in English, I have to memorize a speech for work Julio Cesar. I took a raw [act 2, scene 1]: "No, not an oath. If this is not the face of men suffering of our souls Abuse of time: If these be motives weak, broken early, and therefore, each man in his bed of inactivity. So tyranny visionary senior repeatedly until every drop of man by lot. But if they (As I'm sure they do) have enough fire to kindle cowards and steel with a value, melting spirits of women, then, countrymen, What need we advance our own cause, but to stimulate us to do justice? What about bonds that secret Romans, they spoke the Word, and not taken seriously? And what other oath Than honesty committed to honesty, it will be, or we will fall into their trap? "I got the modern version of SparkNotes, but I need how it contributes to the plot. Do not display gross tragic mistake of being "too honest / dishonest? If not, what is his interest for work? Please help!

Whoa, I did this exact same speech in December! You're right in what Brutus honorable … no desire to kill Antonio, but the reason for him saying he does not want an oath because he thinks would like cowards. They are evil conspirators for the good of Rome, not as an attempt to kill someone. He says that only men who are trustworthy oaths, and not what they are. Its importance for the game may be that holds them together, without feeling the weight of an oath that they could indeed, and maintains its real purpose. They have their action they need, and that's all they need, but certainly lacking gross trying to be too honest … I would not say too honest but it was not quite honest to Caesar … Good luck with your speech! I know it took me a few weeks to learn by heart, and I hope it goes well!

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