People are selfish beings. Yes, some are more than others; some are less selfish than others. One of those people goes by the name Julius Caesar, who was very selfish. Caesar had been a General of the Roman Empire in 44 BC. He was expecting to be crowned King of Rome when a conspiracy group rose up and assassinated him. Caesar was full of himself, always speaking about himself rather than speaking about others. In Act III, scene i, lines 44-46 Caesar goes on about how Metellus is foolish to think they can sway him, which in the passage he refers to himself in the third person, from what is right. However, when Caesar says, “from what is right,” he means the way he wants it. Caesar tells the people around him that they cannot change his
