Brutus Strengths And Weaknesses

In the novel "Julius Caesar" by. William Shakespeare I feel that the noblest character is Brutus because he was the analysis {{is this word a typo? Do you mean "opposite"?}} of Julius Caesar and he felt that he loved Rome more that Caesar. Brutus knew that Caesar doubted his power and that worried him, in act one Brutus told Cassius "What Means This Shouting" I do fear the people choose Caesar over me. Everyone else killed him out of envy not because they loved the people and Rome more. Despite his weakness such as sense of humor, his strengths such as him loving Rome and killing Caesar in order to make it better prevailed and made him the noblest.

Brutus always wanted to be a leader, so he thought killing Caesar would make him that …show more content…
I feel that a strength in the story is that Brutus got the strength is that he killed Caesar to make Rome better but realizing he killed his closest friend but did not care about that after awhile because all he cared bout was Rome his weakness and strength's prevailed his the greatest. If i was Brutus personally I would not kill my best friend to make Rome better but that his idea.

Last, more of the weakness and strength's are for a strength would be that Brutus really thinks Caesars death will benefit Rome. Brutus weakness was sense of honor as well though because even though he killed Caesar to make Rome better be still broke his honor that he had as a bond with Caesar by taking the people and Rome over him. Brutus is easily manipulated and that is why he felt he could make Rome better by killing Caesar.

This is my ending {{replace this with "In conclusion"}} but I would have never killed my best friend once again to benefit Rome as a whole because that is just wrong, I would have had a talk with my friend and asked him to maybe let me take control for a little but never kill him for something I