Although Brutus, Antony, and Cassius have many differences, they are also alike in some aspects. They all have a certain need for power throughout the story. Antony as well as Cassius both are extremely manipulative also. Antony uses certain words and emotions to win people over in his speech at Caesar’s funeral. He completely convinces the whole crowd to riot and revolt against all of the conspirators. During his speech, he uses solely emotions and persuades the crowd in a short amount of time. In comparison to Antony, Cassius convinces Brutus join the conspiracy. When Brutus finally decides to join, he becomes more power-hungry. All three of these men are identical when it comes down to them trying to gain power and take it away from
