Brutus's Loyalty In Julius Caesar

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is a sad story about a man who got killed for wanting to much for himself, and also not caring about other. One of his killers is Marcus Brutus, who was a hero to all of Rome. He saved his people from a greedy and ambitious leader, but in the end of it all he died for his cause. Things like his honor, trust, and his leadership are just a few of the amazing qualities this man possessed. " This was the noblest Roman of them all. All the conspirators save only he did that they did in envy of great Caesar; He, only in a general honest thought and common good to all" ( Act 5: Scene 1, Line 69-72). Even though Brutus was the enemy of many people he still was respected and honored by his enemies. Everyone wanted Caesar dead, because he had all the power and money, but Brutus killed him to save Rome, and make it a better place. This type of honor is hard to find, and hard to come by, but he did it and is well known throughout history for it.
Forever, and forever, farewell, Cassius! If we do meet again, why, we shall smile; If not, why then this parting was well made” (Act 5: Scene 2, Line 115-118). Brutus a leader to many, and also a friend, but specifically a friend to Cassius. These men both conspired to kill Caesar. They couldn’t accomplish this kind of plan without the trust of someone by your side. During a long and brutal battle they finally reached their last stand so Brutus said he wanted to meet his friend again with a smile on his face. You can’t be friends with someone you don’t trust. His trust for his friend Cassius helped him accomplish so much throughout his