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what does the word "wherefore" mean in shakespeare's julius ceasar? a. the main characters friend b. the definition of betrayal c. the word "where" d. the word why
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I believe its option d. Well.. What do you think? @tiff1998g??
It Means Why
It means where. Consider the usage in Romeo and Juliet. "Wherefore art thou Romeo?" If it means why, then Juliet is asking "Why are you Romeo?"
@HereticHalloran Exactly, she is asking why is Romeo, Romeo. Because she is a Capulet and he is a Montague. She is distressed because they are separated by their family's feud, and she is asking(not literally why his name is Romeo) why is he a Montague, why are they not meant to be together. Wherefore means why. So option d is definitely the answer
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