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zepelin
25 days ago
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Winik tells us that in the aftermath of Lincoln's assassination, hundreds of "innocent suspects were rounded up, often on the fl

imsiest of evidence." Explain the connection between this and and the action of Act 3, Scene 3 from The Tragedy of Julius Caesar.
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Naddika [6.3K]25 days ago
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The phrase "innocent suspects were rounded up, often on the flimsiest of evidence" illustrates how officials targeted innocent individuals regarding Lincoln's assassination. In Act 3 Scene 3 of Julius Caesar, four commoners aggressively question Cinna the poet solely due to sharing a name with one of the conspirators involved in Julius Caesar's murder. Despite his denials, they choose not to listen and ultimately condemn him to death, even though he is innocent. Both of these instances reveal that in the wake of a significant figure's murder, public reaction can often lead to irrational behavior in the hunt for the actual perpetrator, resulting in innocent people being wrongfully accused.

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