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Brutus Gave His Trust Gave His Trust Conscience
343 words
In the play Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare,
Brutus had many flaws such as he trusted people,
he had a conscience, and he had a lust for power.
Many times in the play he made mistakes. He
probably made more mistakes in the play then any
other character. Like other tragic heroes, Brutus
had great promise and ability. One of the many
ways Brutus was a tragic hero was that he trusted
people too easily. The first time he trusted
anybody in the play was when he joined the
conspiracy. He trusted ...
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Public And Private Julius Caesar
970 words
Julius Caesar provided a unique opportunity for
Shakespeare to represent a well-known story of a
public figure whose life and death enormously
affected the future of his nation and it citizens.
Caesars life could serve as a reflection on the
prevailing worries about monarchal leadership,
while dipping into questions of public and private
life of leaders and studying the famously
conflicted rationales of Caesars murderers. From
the moment the conspirators pulled their swords
from Caesars body, th...
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Good Of Rome Honorable Man
396 words
In William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, the main
character is Caesar's friend named Brutus. Brutus
is a well-respected senator in Rome and everyone
knows he is Caesar's good friend. Brutus is an
honorable man. This is mention quite a lot in the
story for it is important in understanding the
reason for Brutus' betrayal to Caesar. Brutus is
approached by Cassius who pretends to be his
friend so he will join him in his plot. Cassius
and some other Romans were planning to assassinate
Caesar. They cl...
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Good Of Rome Tragic Flaw
532 words
The definition of a tragic hero a literary
character who makes an error of judgment or has a
fatal flaw that, combined with fate and external
forces, brings on a tragedy. This definition is
perpetuated most clearly by one of the major
characters. This character is the noble roman
Brutus. Brutus is the tragic hero because of the
fact that he fulfills the requirements of a tragic
hero. He is a person of noble but. He does have a
tragic flaw, he does come to some understanding,
and he does finally ...
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Julius Caesar Power Corruption
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Brutus, Cassius, Caesar, and the other Senators
held the power to do things others could not. With
this authority came their ability to use poor
judgement. In William Shakespeare's tragic play
Julius Caesar the theme Power Corrupts is arrayed
thoroughly. Murder, treason, and ethical / moral
corruption were three prevalent themes that proved
the overall topic of Power Corrupts. In Julius
Caesar corruption led to dangerous outcomes, such
as death. "Et tu, Brute? Then fall Caesar!"
(Shakespeare 3. ...
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People Of Rome Good Of Rome
659 words
In the play Julius Caesar there is a group of men
who want to overthrow Caesar because they oppose
his leadership and they feel that it would benefit
Rome to kill him. Included in this group is a man
named Brutus. Brutus is a very honorable man, but
even so he still takes part in the conspirators
plan. However, he only seeks to kill Caesar for
the good of Rome. After the killing of Caesar
takes place, Antony, Caesars close advisor,
confronts the conspirators. He cordially shakes
their hand, whic...
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The Tragedy Of Julius Caesar
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The Tragedy of Julius Caesar While reading one of
the greatest works written by Shakespeare Julius
Caesar, my sympathies first lay with Caesar. His
image was lit up with constancy and greatness
throughout the play. His decisions were "constant
as the Northern Star." Even Caesars enemies
respected him, for example Cassius compared him
with the Colossus saying: "Why, man, he doth
bestride the narrow world / Like a Colossus, and
we petty men / Walk under his huge legs and peep
about" [ 4, 1. 2. 136...
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Antony Speech Rhetorical Devices
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The most predominate and important aspect In the
play Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare are the
speeches given to the Roman citizens by Brutus and
Antony, the two main characters, following the
death of Caesar. Brutus and Antony both spoke to
the crowd, using the same rhetorical devices to
express their thoughts. Both speakers used the
three classical appeals employed in the speeches:
ethos, which is an appeal to credibility; pathos,
which is an appeal to the emotion of the audience;
and log...
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Mark Antony Mistakes Made
421 words
Decisions, Decisions The theme I picked for Julius
Caesar essay is the mistakes made by Brutus.
According to Mr. Holtz Brutus was stupid and many
mistakes. The first one was him even joining the
Conspirators. The second was letting Anthony live
and speak at the funeral. The final mistake was
his battle plan. Every one does make mistakes
sometimes, but mistakes Brutus made where plainly
stupid. I feel the first mistake was Brutus
joining the conspirators in the first place. His
mine was easily ma...
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Rome And Its People Julius Caesar
314 words
Was Brutus a man of principle or a hypocrite?
After reading the play Julius Caesar by William
Shakespeare, I would conclude that Brutus was a
man of principle and honor. Brutus, a servant and
close friend to Caesar, has a strong relationship
with Caesar but a stronger relationship with Rome
and its people. Brutus felt that Caesar was too
ambitious. He would not allow Caesar to rise to
power and then turn his back onto the people of
Rome. He is also a noble man who was revered by
many. Brutus had...
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Tragedy Of Julius Caesar Ides Of March
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Shakespeare, William The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
The Playwright and His Times: The play, The
Tragedy of Julius Caesar, was written by William
Shakespeare. He was baptized on April 26, 1564 in
Stratford-on- Avon, which was a small town some
hundred miles from London. It is believed that he
was born a few days before he was baptized so his
birthday is celebrated on April 23. Ironically he
died on that date in 1616. During Shakespeare's
time he married a woman named Anne Hathaway. They
gave birth ...
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Caesar Death Fellow Man
765 words
As shown in many previous examples, at the time of
his murder Caesar was very popular among the
common people he ruled. However, they are also
very open to suggestion, and can have their
opinion of the their leaders changed quite easily.
After Caesar is murdered, and Brutus tells the
people of his death, they lavish praise on Brutus,
forgetting their previous loyalties. Thus Marc
Antony must find a way to sway their opinions
back, to get Caesar back in their favour, without
directly offending an...
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People Of Rome Julius Caesar
851 words
In the play Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare,
one of the main characters, Brutus, is faced with
a major problem. He has to decide whether or not
to join the conspiracy, which is to kill his best
friend Caesar or let him get crowned king.
Throughout the play he has to decide and his
choice may effect Rome forever. Brutus decides to
join the conspirators and help kill Julius Caesar.
His actions show that he is a very patriotic, one
who loves his country and upholds its interests,
citizen of R...
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Good Of Rome Julius Caesar
594 words
How Betrayal Led to Downfall in Julius Caesar In
the play, The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, William
Shakespeare shows how friends often betray each
other. Julius Caesar is about to be crowned king
of Rome, when some well-known Romans decide that
it is not a good idea for this to happen. They
form a conspiracy and kill Caesar. Brutus, an
honorable Roman and a very good friend of Caesar
s, betrays Caesar by killing him for the good of
Rome. Antony, Caesar s best friend and another
honorable Roman, be...
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Play Julius Caesar Power To Make
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Julius Caesar was born on the thirteenth day of
the month Quintilis in the year of 100 BC. His
full name is Gaius Julius Caesar, the same as his
father s. Gaius is his given name and Julius is
his surname. He was a strong political and
military leader who changed the history of the
Greek-Roman world. Caesar, Brutus, Cassius, and
the other Senators hold the power to do things
others can not. Though all once were friends, this
authority causes loss of honor and ability to use
good judgment. In Wil...
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Iambic Pentameter Julius Caesar
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1. ) Julius Caesar JULIUS Caesethe great
philosopher Aristotle makes the distinction
between comedy and tragedy. Aristotle defines
tragedy as a tragic character falling from a high
place in society due to a flaw they possess and
provides an insight into human existence. He
defines comedy as any story that begins in
adversity and ends in optimism. Shakespeare offers
his own six elements to a tragedy; a tragic hero,
conflicts (internal and external), humor, the
supernatural, revenge, and chance ha...
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Caesars Ghost Stoic Philosophy
496 words
Brutus tragic flaw was the conflict between his
emotions and actions pitted against his Stoic
philosophy. The killing of Caesar conflicted with
his stoic values. In result of Brutus flaw, it led
to his tragic death. Brutus was a stoic, a person
who remains calm and self-controlled and appears
to be indifferent to pleasure and pain. That was
his philosophy. In Act II Scene 1, Cards says, I
am not sick if Brutus have in hand/Any exploit
worthy the name of honor (374). In the same scene,
Cassius st...
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Tragedy Of Julius Caesar Tragic Hero
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Julius Caesar, the tragic hero Only the ignorant
would deny that the title of a novel or play has
no relevance to the play itself. Unfortunately,
those ignorant minds have caused the true tragic
hero of Shakespeare? s Tragedy of Julius Caesar,
an area of dispute. Brutus seems to be a candidate
because he appears more than Caesar in the play,
but without Caesar the whole play would be lost.
It is an indisputable fact that Julius Caesar is
the Tragic Hero. It is arguable that Brutus fits
Aristotle...
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Assassination Of Julius Caesar Act 3 Scene 1
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In the Shakespearean tragedy Julius Caesar was
written to inform the audiences about the
assassination of Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar is
the main character of the story. He is also the
character that treasures friendship the most.
Friendship is the center of any orderly world. If
people are disloyal to each other only disasters
will come out of the situation. In this tragedy it
is very clear what will happen when friends are
disloyal to each other. They end up stabbing you
in the back. On the I...
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Theme Of Revenge Act 4 Sc 3
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Revenge in Julius Caesar Revenge. Revenge causes
one to act blindly without reason. It is based on
the principle of an eye for an eye, however this
principle is not always a justified one to follow.
In Julius Caesar, Antony seeks to avenge the death
of Caesar. Antony acts on emotion which leads to
the demise of Brutus, who is a noble man that does
not deserve to be killed. Revenge is a central
theme within Julius Caesar. This is demonstrated
through Antony s desire to avenge Caesar s death,
and ...
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