Which form does mark antony’s speech use?

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What form does Mark Antony's speech take in Shakespeare's works? Is it written in blank verse, prose, a sonnet, or rhymed iambic pentameter?

Beau Eichmann · Accepted Answer

Blank verseThe famous speech Mark Antony gives to the Romans is written in blank verse. In this speech, Mark Antony reflects on the fate of Caesar, who has just been assassinated. Although he initially seems to be sympathetic to the conspirators, he slowly changes his position, until he has convinced the audience of the wickedness of the act. The speech is famous because of the excellent use of rhetoric and the emotional intensity of it.

Anonymous · Answer

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Anonymous · Answer

Blank verseExplanation:Mark Antony's speech uses blank verse. In this way, Shakespeare highlights the passion and emotion that characterizes the speech, as well as Mark Antony's character. Blank verse is a type of poetry that is written with metrical and rhythmic lines, but that has no rhymes. This is almost always written in iambic pentameter. It is the most common type of meter in the English language, and it is often associated with Shakespeare.

Jarrell Hyatt · Answer

He uses third person omnicient becuase he is talking about more than one person in the setting

Anonymous · Answer

Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare (1599) presents the famous speech delivered by Mark Antony in which he refers to Caesar's death. Antony resorts to many rhetorical devices such as irony and repetition in order to appeal to emotions. As regards the form, he uses blank verse which is a type of poetic composition characterized by having a regular metric and no rhyme.

Anonymous · Answer

I just took the test right at this second.A) Black Verse

Anonymous · Answer

Prose, and iambic pentameter

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