This quote explains why he is a tragic here, it tells the reader that he had Rome in his best interest, because in this quote Brutus is trying to explain why he killed Caesar; and that he is trying to calm people down because they were angry at Brutus for killing Caesar because the citizens of Rome never wanted Caesar to die, of course this was unknown to Brutus as he was lied to by Cassies. ( Shakespeare Caesar.) Finally in end Brutus died thinking that his part in the assassination of Caesar was worth something, he also died thinking that people in Rome did not like Caesar but in reality they really did. Brutus was a tragic hero because he was willing to give it all for his country and in the end even gave his life and his best friends life thinking that it was for the better of Rome. Brutus sacrifice is even more tragic because in history, the Roman leaders after Caesar were nowhere as good as he was and after him Rome’s glory days were
This quote explains why he is a tragic here, it tells the reader that he had Rome in his best interest, because in this quote Brutus is trying to explain why he killed Caesar; and that he is trying to calm people down because they were angry at Brutus for killing Caesar because the citizens of Rome never wanted Caesar to die, of course this was unknown to Brutus as he was lied to by Cassies. ( Shakespeare Caesar.) Finally in end Brutus died thinking that his part in the assassination of Caesar was worth something, he also died thinking that people in Rome did not like Caesar but in reality they really did. Brutus was a tragic hero because he was willing to give it all for his country and in the end even gave his life and his best friends life thinking that it was for the better of Rome. Brutus sacrifice is even more tragic because in history, the Roman leaders after Caesar were nowhere as good as he was and after him Rome’s glory days were