Brutus and Mark Antony were both good friends of Julius Caesar, so both of them gave speeches when Caesar died. Their speeches were similar, but very different, and they used their time to influence the audience, therefore impacting the plot. Brutus was one of the conspirators who assisted in killing Caesar, while Mark Antony was Caesar's right hand man. They both wanted the best for Rome, but had different views of what that was.
First, let's look at Brutus' speech. He first claimed that he loved Caesar just as much as Caesar loved him, but he then gave some reasons that might make some think otherwise. He mentioned negative things about Caesar: his ambition and selfishness, for example. Brutus then used this opportunity to manipulate
First, let's look at Brutus' speech. He first claimed that he loved Caesar just as much as Caesar loved him, but he then gave some reasons that might make some think otherwise. He mentioned negative things about Caesar: his ambition and selfishness, for example. Brutus then used this opportunity to manipulate