John Denis criticizes the Shakespeare play of Julio Caesar assassination as a murder or lawful action. Denis claims that if it was justice then Brutus and Cassius should have not been killed. But he goes on explaining that the death of Brutus and Cassius is presented as punishment for crime they have committed; but what about the other murders? It must be due to the lack of concise reason to kill Caesar or the lack if a just reason for the assassination, everyone in the play is shown as a person without religion belief.
But even without any religious themes in the play, Denis argues that if they needed to eliminate Caesar, then killing Brutus and Cassius is an erroneous assassination for these are the two that had liberated the Romans by
But even without any religious themes in the play, Denis argues that if they needed to eliminate Caesar, then killing Brutus and Cassius is an erroneous assassination for these are the two that had liberated the Romans by