In Julius Caesar, Shakespeare mentions a lot of the emotion of fear throughout the play. A substantial amount of characters exhibited fear in the performance, while it was approached multiple times throughout the story in either different appearances such as past painful experiences or any form of doubt in themselves or in others around them . But the strand fear, is attached in not knowing the uncertainty. Through the trail of fear, Caesars’ companions double crossed him by stabbing him multiple times. Shakespeare could be suggesting that the companionship that Caesar thought he had was only made because of fear. While there is no proof that Caesar was considered a rascal, his acquaintances didn’t have faith in Caesar's wishing destiny
