Tragic Hero In Shakespeare's The Tragedy Of Julius Caesar
The tragedy of Julius Caesar The Tragedy of julius Caesar is a twisted play the that is filled with conspirators and surprising actions from friends that turn into enemies, and enemies that turn into allies. Brutus states, “Not that i loved caesar less i loved Rome more” (Shakespeare 3.2.21-22) does things for the right reason not the wrong, he is doing things for Rome not for him and the conspirators have jealousy. The assassination of Caesar is tragic. There are many scenes that are delicately portrayed, and many conspirators are very mad at Caesar and jealous, “beware the ides of March”. Caesar feels that Calpurnia has misinterpreted her dream. But that will not be the case.
A tragic hero is someone who makes a judgment error that inevitably leads to his or own destruction. This takes place in Rome where julius Caesar is betrayed and assassinated unexpectedly by brutus and his fellow conspirators. Caesar trusted brutus the most out of any the conspirators. Brutus’s ancestor, Junius brutus overthrown the kings of Rome, which makes brutus born of noble birth. You and i have heard our fathers talk another Brutus your ancestor, who would’ve let the devil himself reign in his Roman republic before he let a king rule”(1.2 .10). He was wrong by trusting his fellow conspirators but at the end it was not worth it. Caesar has a tragic …show more content…
Caesar cared about the people before he even cared for himself. He listened to his conspirators that killed him and not his wife Cassius. Cassius told him that something bad was going to happen and he did not listen, he wanted to show that he was strong not weak. Caesar wants to be a king that is there for the people and the conspirators disagree, for them it was all jealousy and betrayal. Then at the end brutus couldn’t live without Caesar knowing that he did it for the better of
A tragic hero is someone who makes a judgment error that inevitably leads to his or own destruction. This takes place in Rome where julius Caesar is betrayed and assassinated unexpectedly by brutus and his fellow conspirators. Caesar trusted brutus the most out of any the conspirators. Brutus’s ancestor, Junius brutus overthrown the kings of Rome, which makes brutus born of noble birth. You and i have heard our fathers talk another Brutus your ancestor, who would’ve let the devil himself reign in his Roman republic before he let a king rule”(1.2 .10). He was wrong by trusting his fellow conspirators but at the end it was not worth it. Caesar has a tragic …show more content…
Caesar cared about the people before he even cared for himself. He listened to his conspirators that killed him and not his wife Cassius. Cassius told him that something bad was going to happen and he did not listen, he wanted to show that he was strong not weak. Caesar wants to be a king that is there for the people and the conspirators disagree, for them it was all jealousy and betrayal. Then at the end brutus couldn’t live without Caesar knowing that he did it for the better of