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In this scene, Brutus is camped out with his army, waiting for Cassius to arrive. Brutus worries that Cassius shows signs of a "hot friend cooling," or someone who is growing distant in their friendship. Cassius does arrive with an army, and the first thing he does is accuse Brutus of having done him wrong. Brutus cautions him that they should not argue in front of their soldiers, and they step into Brutus tent. Based on this interaction, what can we infer about Brutus and Cassius?

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A. They are becoming more united in their shared hatred of Antony.

B. They develop a plan to trick Antony into changing Caesar’s will.

C. They turn on the rest of the conspirators in their group.

D. They get increasingly suspicious of each other’s intentions.

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