In addition, for the first time he quotes using Latin "bene disserer". He displays his will provide further evidence to the audience that he is highly intellectual, his ability later in this soliloquy to fluently switch between English and Latin and the ability to instantly think up quotes without difficulty will be seen as very impressive. ... as if he is requesting for Justinian to come to him, when really when asking for Justinian he desires useful quotes, the source being his mind. ... Previously, he had taken the philosophical and science-based quotes into consideration, I believe that...

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He makes the conclusion a crescendo ending by quoting a man's words, "keep your eyes on the prize, hold on." Actually it is a famous line from an influential folk song during the American civil rights movement, and the theme of this speech reaches a profound revelation here. ...

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