person with the most passion and drive is Brutus. Brutus is a huge supporter of the roman republic and believes strongly in the government. Even though Brutus loves Caesar as a friend‚ he is against any single man having total power‚ and fears that Caesar is getting too much power. Caesars enemies convince Brutus that the only way Caesar will lose his power is by taking his life‚ in order to preserve the republic. While other conspirators envy Caesar‚ only Brutus truly believes that Caesars death will
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though he puts on this show of stupidity. He speaks roughly‚ but what he says is smart‚ and his roughness makes other people enjoy listening to him. 300 BRUTUS And so it is. For this time I will leave you. Tomorrow‚ if you please to speak with me‚ I will come home to you. Or‚ if you will‚ Come home to me‚ and I will wait for you. BRUTUS You’re right‚ that’s how it is. I’ll leave you for now. If you’d like to talk tomorrow‚ I’ll come to your home. Or‚ if you don’t mind‚ come to my home‚ and
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character Brutus is born into power and is higher/better then we are. He has a tragic flaw that causes his downfall and at the end he realizes his mistake (a trait none of the other characters can really claim). Throughout most of the play Brutus is constantly internally conflicted. Does he do what he believes is best for Rome or stay loyal to his friend and leader? Should he assist in the murder of one person to benefit many? Although killing Caesar was in the end a bad choice‚ Brutus always tries
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educated populous is the enemy of any ruler. Brutus does not want to swear to the conspirators. He says the deal he is about to do is dangerous and he would not lie. In fact‚ he says that no one could call himself Roman if he breaks his promises “No‚ not an oath. If not the face of men… If these be motives weak‚ break off betimes”(II.I.114-120). This shows us that Brutus is idealistic and has a strong sense of justice. Brutus thinks (mostly thanks to Cassius) that when Caesar will
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to Julius Caesar. One of the most important and significant parts in the play is the funeral speech given by both Brutus and Mark Antony. At first‚ the funeral speeches seem to have no true significant meaning. However in further investigation it is established that the speeches ultimately serve as the basis for the final outcome of the play. By exploring the speeches of both Brutus and Mark Antony we are able to focus on the important details which alter one from the other. Through this analysis
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Hello honorable Romans‚ I come before you today as a loyal friend to the most honorable Brutus. Our suffering of Brutus’s demise will not be in vain‚ as it is inspirational to all. Brutus once said ¨I am nothing jealous¨(1.2.171). This is extremely honorable‚ and only provides reason that Brutus conquered Caesar for the love of Rome. What a brave and courageous man‚ that he sacrificed his friend for the good of Rome. This took mighty nobility and strength beyond belief‚ yet Antony speaks otherwise
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Caius Act 2‚ Scene 1‚ Page Here Brutus explains 8 that while they must kill Caesar to save Rome from dictatorship‚ they must not kill Marc Antony as well‚ or they will appear to be cold blooded killers in the eyes of the people rather than defenders of the country. Et tu‚ Brute! Then fall‚ Caesar. Traitor Act 3‚ Scene 1‚ Page Here Caesar looks at 5 Brutus as Brutus stabs him and says‚ “You too‚ Brutus!” Brutus was Caesar’s good friend. Brutus betrays Caesar when he‚ like the
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I believe Brutus is a cowardice‚ weak‚ and loving man who wants only the best for Rome. Brutus loves Rome so much that he believes the only way to keep the Empire alive and stable is that he must kill Caesar. Brutus is intellectual but only makes decisions that benefit him‚ making him seem greedy. When Brutus speaks to the crowd of Caesar’s death in act three scene two he states “Not that I loved Caesar less‚ but that I love Rome more. Had you rather Caesar were living and all die slaves‚ than that
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In The Tragedy of Julius Caesar‚ by William Shakespeare‚ Brutus is the tragic hero for many reasons. Brutus’ character is noble‚ loyal‚ and honest. In the play Brutus is forced to make a difficult choice between killing Caesar‚ the ruler of Rome‚ to save Rome or to stay loyal to Caesar and let him live. Even when he stabs Caesar he is noble because he was doing it for the citizens of Rome. One of the reasons that Brutus is a tragic hero‚ is that he is very hesitant about killing Caesar. He has
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In the play “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar” by William Shakespeare Brutus is played out to be a noble roman. Brutus’ acts show that he is noble from how he wants to save Rome from tyranny to wanting Rome to remain free. But he doesn’t mind to plunge Rome into civil war to do so. When Brutus is supposed to be a noble roman‚ is murdering an innocent roman noble? Is stabbing a man 23 times considered a noble act? Brutus believes that he is killing for justice when the person he killed wanted the same
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