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7. Brutus's reason for killing Caesar was his belief that Caesar's ambition posed a threat to the Roman Republic and would lead to the enslavement of its citizens. He claimed he loved Rome more than he loved Caesar.

8. When Brutus says, "...whenever Rome demands it, with the same dagger... I will end my own life," he means that he is so committed to the freedom and well-being of Rome that he is willing to sacrifice his own life for it, just as he sacrificed Caesar's life for what he believed was Rome's good. It demonstrates his unwavering patriotism and his belief in the justice of his actions.

9. Mark Antony saying "I have not come to praise Caesar" but then praising him is an example of irony (specifically, verbal irony).

10. The phrase "Send me your ears" (or more commonly, "Lend me your ears") is an example of synecdoche, where a part (ears) is used to represent the whole (the audience's attention).