Portia, the wife of Brutus in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, feels betrayed that she is not made privy to the conspiracy. She is the daughter of the famous statesman, Cato, and is no fool when politics are concerned. Brutus does not treat her very well; he does not include her in their conspiracy, then abandons her, where she kills herself at least partly from her concern about the strength of Octavius and Antony.
Germany felt betrayed by the treaty because it sucked
you feel betrayed and as if the four walls are closing in
A.betrayed B.defeated. C.well-trained. D.none of the above
because lee was there
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If he's old eniugh he will feel betrayed and used.
飼い犬に手をかまれた気分だよ。 I feel I've been betrayed!
There were may peolpe who were confused that whether Portia was a racist or not? I personally feel that Portia was a racist as when Portia's servant Balthazar announces the arrival of the Prince Of Morocco, Portia says to Nerrisa that "If he have the condition of a saint, and the complexion of a devil, I had ratherhe should shrive me or wive me"This above statement tells us that Portia was a racist as she had not even met the Prince of Morocco and assumed that he is dark. There is no doubt that Prince of Morocco was dark but she judged him by his complexion not by his personality
betrayed and a fool
because lee was there
most feel betrayed by society.
Your feelings are never wrong, If you feel that way then you feel that way!