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    Compare and Contrast Othello and Iago’s Soliloquy. Both soliloquies which occur in Act I Scene III are given different approaches in the way they are delivered by Shakespeare’s selected language‚ style and content. I will distinguish how Shakespeare does this to bring out both Iago’s and Othello’s traits out. Othello and Iago’s soliloquies are both set in verse and both begin the first few lines with iambic pentameter. This sets the rhythm of natural speech making the reader think it is spontaneously

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    chat log Cassius Hey man What do you think about this Caesar Guy? Brutus I guess he’s pretty cool did you see that bit he did with the crown? Cassius Cuz you know lately it’s been feeling like he’s been getting too much power We should do something about it You know for Rome and stuff Brutus ….. Well if it’s for Rome I don’t see why not…. But bro He’s the king Cassius But Bro It’s for the good from Rome bro Brutus ……. Ok Emperor Caesar I don’t know about this cassius guy……..

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    going on with Brutus and Caesar. It will help the conspiracy to get the attention of the audience it starts a discussion. As well as gets the people choosing sides between Caesar and Brutus. It helps the plot in a way that makes the story more interesting because you now have people choosing sides over a king they liked and a General who was just known as a hero. It hurts the conspiracy because it erupts into a civil war. And to where you have people who once sided with Brutus but are disloyal

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    Brutus to Cassius Act V Dear Cassius‚ I am leaving this for you to read in your afterlife‚ as I am probably dead. I have asked Voluminous to hold out my sword while I run onto it‚ dying in vain. We have lost this major war‚ and we have died in honor and dignity. From the moment you started supporting my conspiracy‚ I knew you would be a loyal soldier until the very end. You have always supported me and never let me down. You have always been there for me. As soon as I heard that you had

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    habits in their everyday life. Marcus Brutus (a character from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar) and Thomas Jefferson are two leaders who use the three Habits of Mind‚ Listening and Understanding with Empathy‚ Managing Impulsivity‚ and Thinking Interpedently. In Julius Caesar‚ Brutus exemplifies the perfect leader role by listening and understanding Cassius with empathy. In Act one scene two ‚ lines ninety-eight through one-hundred and thirty-nine .It shows Brutus listening carefully to Cassius and taking

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    have loved the original leader. There will be more riots and a less civilized society.   Brutus and Cassius had a plan which they would assassinate Julius Caesar. They both agreed they wanted to‚ but for different reasons. Brutus says that it would ruin the republic because the people would want someone like Caesar as king. Cassius is irritated because he believes that Julius Caesar is just as normal as Brutus and himself. He thinks that Caesar is going to be treated as a god rather than a king and

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    How all occasions do inform against me‚/ And spur my dull revenge! What is a man/ If his chief good and market of his time/ Be but to sleep and feed? A beast‚ no more./ Sure‚ he that made us with such large discourse‚/ Looking before and after‚ gave us not/ That capability and godlike reason/ To fust in us unused. Now‚ whether it be/ Bestial oblivion‚ or some craven scruple / Of thinking too precisely on th’ event—/ A thought which‚ quartered‚ hath but one part wisdom/ And ever three parts coward—I

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    Shakespeare‚ Brutus and Cassius are both noble Romans that planned a conspiracy against Caesar‚ but they executed it for different reasons. In the story‚ Cassius is contracted with Brutus because of their distinct characteristics; he also led Brutus to become the tragic hero‚ and their interactions develop the theme of the play. By contracting Brutus‚ Cassius highlights Brutus’s traits of honor and concern for Rome. In Act I‚ Cassius convinces Brutus to overthrow Caesar

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    speech at the funeral of Julius Caesar gave off a tone of respect and appreciation toward Brutus through use of his specific diction. However‚ the tone is sarcastic and suggestive. Antony makes reference several times to Brutus being an honorable man. After repetition‚ the word honorable loses it’s significance and become more of a joke. Not only does it lose it’s significance‚ but it is also mocking Brutus by discrediting what he had said. Mark Antony’s word choice throughout his speech is a matter

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    economy‚ but a villain to all the Jews. In The Tragedy of Julius Caesar‚ the main protagonist Brutus performs a series of unfortunate actions that deem him to be a villain‚ but is ultimately an honorable man who is mistaken as one. Brutus’ lack of doubt‚ his conflicting loyalty‚ and his honor create a terrible predicament for him. Brutus unfortunately thinks no one is going to deceive him. Brutus joins the conspiracy to kill Caesar after Cassius convinces him to after Act I with fake letters

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