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How does Shakespeare develop the theme of honor in this excerpt from Brutus' speech to the crowd (Act III of Julius Caesar)? BRUTUS: believe me for mine honour, and have respect to mine honour, that you may believe. A. Brutus relies on people's honor and honesty to convince them to accept Caesar's death. B. Brutus is worried that the people will have a hard time being honest about what has happened. C. Brutus relies on his honor to convince the crowd of his noble intentions toward Caesar.

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