The most painful betrayal is that of a friend, especially after you’ve just been stabbed 23 times. William Shakespeare was a famous poet and playwright who wrote the play called “Julius Caesar”. It was based on true events although some scenes may have been altered. In said play, one of the more major characters was Marcus Brutus, a friend to Caesar and respected leader. His character was developed through his actions, words, and qualities such as being naive, his sense of nobility, and his justifications of his actions. Brutus was a character who was easily swayed, and this is first discovered in the first act when Cassius manipulates him into joining the conspirators in their plot to kill Caesar. Cassius says to Brutus in Act 1, scene
