How is brutus’ reaction to portia’s suicide an example of the philosophy of stoicism?

brutus is overwhelmed by emotion and cries because stoics value emotion over reason.
rather than being overwhelmed with emotion by her death, brutus controls his emotions in typical stoic fashion and continues planning his military strategy against octavius.
brutus refuses to continue planning the military strategy because stoics believe that another person’s death is not fate but a cruel consequence of life.
brutus feels nothing regarding portia’s death, which is a stoic value.

Rather than being overwhelmed with emotion by her death, Brutus controls his emotions in typical stoic fashion and continues planning his military strategy against Octavius.

When informed of Portia's suicide (who killed herself by swallowing hot coals), Brutus reacts in a very measured, controlled way. He is not overwhelmed with emotion. Instead, he asks for wine, and tells Cassius that he does not want to talk about Portia anymore. Instead, he wants to focus on his strategy against Antony and Octavius. This is a response typical of the philosophical ideas of stoicism.

a. both connotative and denotative.