Which statement explains the change in the Roman mob’s reaction from the start of act 3.2 to the end of act 3.3?

After Brutus speaks in Act 3.2, the crowd approves of him and agrees that Caesar’s death was justified. Mark Antony then stirs their anger by reminding them of Caesar’s deeds and will, and the mob turns against the conspirators. By Act 3.3, that fury leads them to kill Cinna the poet, whom they mistake for a conspirator; Antony provokes the revolt rather than directly saying that he wants to kill the conspirators.

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