Which situation is an example of brutus's use of ethos?
a. he tells the audience that if they listen closely, they will know that
he is honorable and speaks the truth.
b. he reminds the crowd that caesar was a cruel leader and was
much too ruthless and ambitious.
c. he asks the crowd if they would rather be free and have caesar
dead or have caesar alive and be slaves.
d. he wants the crowd to feel proud by appealing to their pride about
being honorable citizens of rome.