The Tragedy of Julius Caesar Question
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Caesar says, “Cowards die many times before their deaths: / The valiant never
taste of death but once” (Act II, Scene ii, ll. 32–33). What is the best interpretation
of these lines?
taste of death but once” (Act II, Scene ii, ll. 32–33). What is the best interpretation
of these lines?
- Death is inevitable, but fear is a choice.
- A coward is more likely to be killed.
- No one can kill a valiant person.
- Cowards should be put to death.