From his speech in act iii, scene ii of julius caesar, what can you infer about mark antony's feelings for caesar? a. that he is sorry he murdered caesar b. that he was angry at caesar's behavior c. that he is happy caesar is finally dead d. that he considered caesar a friend

How does the author create a feeling of suspense or tension in this story? a) by showing an intimate relationship exists between the father and son b) by characterizing the father as an impulsive man who takes radical chances c) by creating a dark, stormy setting and introducing a mysterious, cursed object d) by showing the mother's revolted reaction to the appearance of the monkey's paw