What imagery do we find in the underlined passage of Antony monologue in Sec. 20 of
Julius Caesar?
A. Antony uses an extended metaphor: Caesar is compared to a "hart" (deer) hunted by "many princes."
B. Antony uses an extended simile - Caesar is "like" a "hart" hunted by "many princes."
C. Antony uses personification - the "world" has characteristics of "the forest."

Question

What imagery do we find in the underlined passage of Antony monologue in Sec. 20 of 
Julius Caesar?
A.  Antony uses an extended metaphor: Caesar is compared to a "hart" (deer) hunted by "many princes."
B.  Antony uses an extended simile - Caesar is "like" a "hart" hunted by "many princes."
C.  Antony uses personification - the "world" has characteristics of "the forest."

anonymous · Answer

20-        BRUTUS 
Only be patient till we have appeased
The multitude, beside themselves with fear,
And then we will deliver you the cause,
Why I, that did love Caesar when I struck him,
Have thus proceeded.