“An enemy can partly ruin a man, but it takes a good-natured injudicious friend to complete the thing and make it perfect.” It takes time to learn to trust someone just to leave it all behind. Julius Caesar had learned to trust Brutus. He was a noble friend to Caesar until he didn’t know if he cared more about Rome or friendship. Cassius decided to “help” Brutus with his decision. A betrayal of a friend is far worse than the hatred of an enemy.
The ability to trust someone takes time just to be broken in a matter of seconds. People don’t expect betrayal from someone they care for and have a bond that was strong and unbreakable. Caesar didn’t expect Brutus to backstab him, literally, nobody did. Cassius knew that nobody would suspect his plan,
The ability to trust someone takes time just to be broken in a matter of seconds. People don’t expect betrayal from someone they care for and have a bond that was strong and unbreakable. Caesar didn’t expect Brutus to backstab him, literally, nobody did. Cassius knew that nobody would suspect his plan,