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What is Cassius’s motivation for sending the messages? Cassius wants to make sure that Brutus is willing to obey his orders. Cassius wants to have Roman citizens read messages about Brutus’ greatness. Cassius wants to sway Brutus with flattering messages to convince him to help kill Caesar. Cassius wants to alert Brutus about the conspiracy against him.

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Answer: C (Cassius wants to sway Brutus with flattering messages to convince him to help kill Caesar.)

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Cassius was motivated to send the messages to Brutus because: C. Cassius wants to sway Brutus with flattering messages to convince him to help kill Caesar.

The tragedy of Julius Caesar.

In this exercise, the excerpt was taken from a literary work titled "The tragedy of Julius Caesar" in part 2; which illustrated a casual relationship between the characters, Cassius told Brutus.

In act 1, scene 2 of "The tragedy of Julius Caesar" Cassius told Brutus that he had no mirrors that would turn his hidden worthiness to allow him see his shadows.

In conclusion, Cassius’s motivation for sending the messages to Brutus was to sway Brutus with flattering messages to convince him to help kill Julius Caesar.

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