Analyzing Brutus Speech In William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar

To start off with, Anthony's speech was really emotional and also sarcastic. He starts his speech with, "Friends, Romans, and countrymen", which appealed to people's emotions. He involves everyone. Another example of him appealing to people's emotions was when he said, "My heart is in the coffin there with Caesar, And I must pause till it come back to me." Here, he's saying that he feels like his heart is suffering or dead feeling because of his loss of Caesar. He then cries to prove this.
On the otherhand, Brutus' speech consisted more of appealing to logic and reason. He basically states why he killed Caesar and tries to justify himself. We can see this in his speech by him constantly using "I" through the speech. His speech feels cold,