Question

in acts 1 and 2 of julius caesar, with whom is brutus most in conflict?
antony
nature
cassius
himself

Explanation:

In Acts 1 and 2 of Julius Caesar, Brutus grapples intensely with internal conflict: he struggles to reconcile his loyalty to Caesar, his friend, with his belief that Caesar's rising power threatens Rome's republican ideals. His debates with himself about whether to join the conspiracy drive much of his character arc in these acts, overshadowing external conflicts with other characters.

Answer:

himself