Brutus is one of the main protagonists in Shakespeare's play, Julius Caesar. He plays a significant role in the play and has major speaking parts. Common knowledge gained throughout the play is that Brutus is honorable and trustworthy. He shows that he won’t stoop down to levels of unfair men. The end of play begs the question: “Is Brutus noble?”.
The play shows Brutus as being a noble man, and he always tries to stay true to his title. I think that he is still noble in the end. When talking with the conspirators, Cassius brings up the mention to do an oath, to keep the loyalty of the conspirators. Brutus disagrees, saying that if they were true Romans they wouldn’t need an oath of secrecy. Another thing was when they assassinate Caesar.
The play shows Brutus as being a noble man, and he always tries to stay true to his title. I think that he is still noble in the end. When talking with the conspirators, Cassius brings up the mention to do an oath, to keep the loyalty of the conspirators. Brutus disagrees, saying that if they were true Romans they wouldn’t need an oath of secrecy. Another thing was when they assassinate Caesar.