The play Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare is quite an interesting play with much emotion but along with that it has much political truth. “This classic tragedy demonstrates the suffering that is inevitable result of human pride, deceit, and lust for power.” very accurately describes the back cover of this particular copy. Much political truth can be learned and applied even in this day and age no matter how old this play may be!
In Act I Scene Two we see Caesar being warned by a citizen to be aware of the Ides of March (the day of when the conspiracy must be executed). Caesar thinking of himself too highly thinks that it was nothing to worry about. In Act II Scene Two we see Calpurnia, Caesar's wife, warn him not to go to Senate that day
In Act I Scene Two we see Caesar being warned by a citizen to be aware of the Ides of March (the day of when the conspiracy must be executed). Caesar thinking of himself too highly thinks that it was nothing to worry about. In Act II Scene Two we see Calpurnia, Caesar's wife, warn him not to go to Senate that day