In Julius Caesar, Brutus is revealed through what he says, what he does, and what others say about him. Brutus is often revealed through what he says by how he says he wants what is the best for Rome. He is revealed through what he does by how he is easily manipulated. Brutus is also seen as honorable and noble because others say that about him. Therefore, Brutus is revealed through the things he says, his actions, and what people say about him. Brutus is revealed through what he says by how he often says how much Rome is a value to him. For example, at Caesar’s funeral Brutus said “Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more.” (111). In this quote, Brutus refers to his reason for killing Caesar was for the better picture of
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As seen on page 25, Cassius easily manipulates Brutus into him agreeing to murder Caesar. Brutus is also manipulated by Mark Antony (103). Mark Antony not only has his life spared by Brutus, but Antony is also granted permission to give a speech at Caesar’s funeral. Brutus is not fooled only twice, but three times when on Cassius manipulates Brutus to forgive him (149).Therefore, Brutus is easily manipulatable as seen from his actions. The characters in Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare see Brutus as an honorable and noble man because of what they say about Brutus. Cassius is seen saying “Well, Brutus, thou art noble; et I see thy honorable mettle may be wrought from that it is disposed.” (33). Not only does Cassius call Brutus honorable, but he also calls him noble. After Brutus’ death, Antony says “This was the noblest Roman of them all.” (197) talking about Brutus. Therefore, Brutus is has his traits of being honorable and noble revealed through what others say about him. In Julius Caesar, Brutus is revealed through what he says, what he does, and what people say about him. Brutus often says how Rome is so important to him. Brutus is revealed through what he does by how he is very manipulated. Brutus is also seen as honorable and noble because of what other’s say about him. Therefore, Brutus is exposed through his words, actions, and what others perceive of
As seen on page 25, Cassius easily manipulates Brutus into him agreeing to murder Caesar. Brutus is also manipulated by Mark Antony (103). Mark Antony not only has his life spared by Brutus, but Antony is also granted permission to give a speech at Caesar’s funeral. Brutus is not fooled only twice, but three times when on Cassius manipulates Brutus to forgive him (149).Therefore, Brutus is easily manipulatable as seen from his actions. The characters in Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare see Brutus as an honorable and noble man because of what they say about Brutus. Cassius is seen saying “Well, Brutus, thou art noble; et I see thy honorable mettle may be wrought from that it is disposed.” (33). Not only does Cassius call Brutus honorable, but he also calls him noble. After Brutus’ death, Antony says “This was the noblest Roman of them all.” (197) talking about Brutus. Therefore, Brutus is has his traits of being honorable and noble revealed through what others say about him. In Julius Caesar, Brutus is revealed through what he says, what he does, and what people say about him. Brutus often says how Rome is so important to him. Brutus is revealed through what he does by how he is very manipulated. Brutus is also seen as honorable and noble because of what other’s say about him. Therefore, Brutus is exposed through his words, actions, and what others perceive of