Would you expect someone to receive a chastisement for performing a generous act? Explain your answer, based on the meaning of chastisement in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Act IV

No, I would not expect someone to receive a chastisement for performing a generous act.

Explanation:

Chastisement means strong criticism or scolding. It is a form of verbal rebuke and aimed at punishing and counselling someone who has done wrong. In Act IV of Julius Caesar, Brutus strongly chastised Cassius for taking bribes and condoning a soldier of his who took bribe. When Cassius arrived the camp there was a hot verbal exchange between him and Brutus because Brutus put his bribe taking soldier to death. Brutus scolded Cassius telling him that it was morally wrong to take bribe.

In the light of the meaning of chastisement in this context, it will not be expected that someone who performs a generous act (which is a god thing) would be scolded or chastised.

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"rodney quicklt turned away and darted into a crowed of student" i thinks thats it but idk