Julius Caesar's Emotions

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Caesar is a very interesting man who demands respect. He talks with a powerful booming voice that demands to be heard, but he speaks with emotion this is hinted at through his tone when he speaks of his children and wife. His children whose names were Octavius,Caesarean, and Julia,his daughter julia was his favorite child, she died giving birth to her child. The child of Pompey Caesar never forgave him and chased him into Egypt where he was killed by the Egyptians who didn't want any conflict with Rome, but caesar was furious and demanded that Pompeis killer be executed.

Caesar was the first dictator of Rome, he was given this title because he turned and marched his legion on rome and “cleansed Rome of impurity” he was known and loved by

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