would not have become king, but we do know that the one who replaces Caesar, Octavious, is the one that becomes a tyrant. Brutus is among the men who kill Caesar because he believes it is in the best interest of Rome, whereas the other conspirators participate due to person hatred and jealousy. We can see this when Brutus says, "I know no personal cause to spurn at him, but for the general he would be crowned." This shows that Brutus loves Rome more than his friend Caesar, therefore he is rightfully considered to be an honourable man. This is what draws my interest to the play as it is a complicated situation. Brutus's honourable intentions are naïve and results in the fate that he would have wanted to avoid, mainly an autocratic ruler taking control.
would not have become king, but we do know that the one who replaces Caesar, Octavious, is the one that becomes a tyrant. Brutus is among the men who kill Caesar because he believes it is in the best interest of Rome, whereas the other conspirators participate due to person hatred and jealousy. We can see this when Brutus says, "I know no personal cause to spurn at him, but for the general he would be crowned." This shows that Brutus loves Rome more than his friend Caesar, therefore he is rightfully considered to be an honourable man. This is what draws my interest to the play as it is a complicated situation. Brutus's honourable intentions are naïve and results in the fate that he would have wanted to avoid, mainly an autocratic ruler taking control.