Which themes are most heavily explored in acts i through ii of julius caesar?

dreams and love
greed and failure
honor and ambition
rebirth and change

honor and ambition

Explanation: In Acts I through II of "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" by William Shakespeare, the themes that are most heavily explored are honor and ambition. Ambition is one of the major themes. It is Caesar's ambition the motive that Brutus says that he is dangerous for Rome. Brutus and Cassius hear that the people of Rome want to make Caesar King. Brutus is afraid of Caesar's ambition. He finds that he has to decide between his loyalty to Caesar and his own honor to decide whether to participate in the conspiracy or not.

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