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How are caesar’s and brutus’ tragic flaws different?
a. caesar’s tragic flaw is his ambition; brutus’ flaw is his idealism.
b. caesar’s tragic flaw is his shyness; brutus’ flaw is his ambition.
c. caesar’s tragic flaw is his idealism; brutus’ flaw is his manipulative anger.
d. caesar’s tragic flaw is his anger; brutus’ flaw is his manipulative nature.

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How are caesar’s and brutus’ tragic flaws different?
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