Brutus wanted to do good for his country and his mistake was killing Caesar in the process, believing the people who were saying that Rome would be better off without Caesar. Brutus’ tragic flaw is wanting to do good for Rome, and his error is killing his mentor whom he loved dearly. The fall is him telling the servant to hold out his sword so that Brutus could fall on it. His revelation was that the conspirators told him it would be good for the country to kill Caesar, but he killed his friend, and he knew that he was wrong for doing
Brutus wanted to do good for his country and his mistake was killing Caesar in the process, believing the people who were saying that Rome would be better off without Caesar. Brutus’ tragic flaw is wanting to do good for Rome, and his error is killing his mentor whom he loved dearly. The fall is him telling the servant to hold out his sword so that Brutus could fall on it. His revelation was that the conspirators told him it would be good for the country to kill Caesar, but he killed his friend, and he knew that he was wrong for doing