How Is Julius Caesar Manipulated

All over the world people are capable of doing and believing anything that they want. Those actions are taking place right now in the world and even took place many centuries ago. Sometimes those actions are not always made alone, but with the help of someone else. In the tragedy Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare two characters take certain actions because other people convinced them to do so. Caesar and Brutus were both misled and manipulated by their friends in the play since they believed the best, got tricked to do something and ended up dead as a result.
The characters of Brutus and Caesar were misled by their friends into believing good things. Brutus was the first misled character when Cassius went to Brutus’s house at night and addressed to him, “Yes, every man
Caesar and Brutus had to go through their final moments of their lives. The first death was the death of Caesar at the Senate where he was stabbed to death by all of the conspirators until he fell to the ground. His ability to be manipulated was the reason his death occurred at the Senate. If he had believed Calpurnia and the Soothsayer, his death wouldn't had taken place because he would’ve never stepped out of his home to give the conspirators what they wanted which was his death. Similarly, Brutus caused his own death as a result of his manipulation when he was at the battlefield left all alone because Cassius had died earlier. Brutus died because he joined in the plans of the conspirators and had to go through all the consequences all of them were facing. Like Caesar, if he had never been manipulated by the conspirators, he wouldn’t have to be death because he would just be like the other citizens while the conspirators would be the ones suffering the consequences for killing Caesar at the battlefield. Therefore, Caesar and Brutus were both manipulated because they were used and caused their ends instead of the good life they were promised by their