Pros And Cons Of Brutus Caesar

Brutus joining in on the plot is a tricky situation, as it has many up and down sides. Brutus joining would certainly help the conspirators further there goal, but it would also cause a few problems. Brutus joining could be a good thing as well as a bad thing because his support could also convince a majority of common people to support the conspirators. This has the possibility of ruining their plans because there is a higher chance of Caesar finding out their plot the more common people know and support the plains against Caesar. However, the more people that support the plans, the more potential help they would have, and more people would not be on Caesar's side.
The pros of the situation are: more people supporting the conspirators' plans,
less people supporting Caesar's monarchy, and potential help along the way because of people wanting to aid in the plans. The cons of the situation are: Caesar can find out about the plans easier with the more common people in the know about the conspirator's plans; especially if a strong believer in Caesar's monarchy finds out about the plot and reports it back to Caesar.
The pros out way the cons in this situation because the people are blinded by Caesar's "greatness", and Brutus joining the conspirators and shedding light on what is actually happening to Rome is what the people need in order to stand up to Caesar rather than worshipping him as a god. Brutus cares about the people too much to not give the plans his best effort and make sure that everything is planned and thought out with great detail. This is not as much of a factor with the other conspirators as they want Caesar out of his position based mostly off of jealousy.