Who states 'Caesar, you are revenged with the very sword that killed you'?

• A. Brutus
• B. Antony
• C. Caesar's Ghost
• D. Cassius

Answer: (D)

A line like this is about a conspirator’s readiness to see Caesar’s death vindicated through the act itself. Cassius is the one who organized and revels in the assassination, so his voice fits a moment when the conspirators frame Caesar’s killing as just and necessary, even taking pride in the weapon that carried it out. The statement reflects Cassius’s bold, uncompromising stance and his belief that the murder will bring about Caesar’s demise in a meaningful way. Brutus speaks more about honor and duty, Antony uses rhetoric to turn the people against the conspirators, and Caesar’s ghost would be a supernatural figure, not a living conspirator. So Cassius is the speaker whose character and motives align with delivering that line.