In this play of William Shakespeare "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" there were two speeches spoken out by Brutus and Antony. These two boys wrote a speech about Ceaser's death trying to convines the roman people that one of them killed em. The speeches contained effectiveness and ineffectiveness on the roman people. The boys tried to manipulate one another in their speeches. They both wrote bad on one another and tried to get the Romans believe them for the lies they spread.
Brutus's speech was about telling Rome why he killed Ceaser. Brutus thought he could get away with the speech he wrote, he said "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more." in the meaning he was doing rome a favor by killing Ceaser. Brutus speech contained
Brutus's speech was about telling Rome why he killed Ceaser. Brutus thought he could get away with the speech he wrote, he said "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more." in the meaning he was doing rome a favor by killing Ceaser. Brutus speech contained