Courage, Strength, And Knowledge In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar

Courage, strength, and knowledge are noble qualities that make a strong leader. Rome was in need of leader who wanted well for his country and that person was Julius Caesar. Courage, strength and knowledge describe Julius Caesar. Courage is doing the impossible when it seems hard. Strength is being able to pull through the hard times and never giving up. Knowledge is the perception of fact or truth. These terms not only phrase Julius Caesar, but also a great leader.
Some may say that his actions were morally unjust, and they may be right, but I think that he did those unmoral things for what he thought was best for Rome. I think he used fear and violence as a way to control the people. However, back then that was the only good idea that was a somewhat successful way to control people. Overall, I think Julius Caesar was trying to do right for Rome but doing wrong things in the process.
Courage enables a person to face difficulty. Courage is not born but is earned through tough times. Julius Caesar shows his courage throughout his life. One example His father died and Julius had to take care of his family and become the man of the house at a young age. Not only did he prove his …show more content…
Many of Caesar’s assassins were just jealous of him and unsatisfied with the recognition that they got from him. Some were mad that they had received few honors and Caesar had received many honors for the work that he had done for Rome and the Roman Republic. The motives of his assassins were very vague as to why they wanted him dead and they didn’t know what they were going to do after they had killed Caesar. Most of the things that Caesar did for Rome were to improve it for the people and to improve the Roman Republic and to make the government run like he wanted. Most of the people thought that his way of governing things was the right way for Rome to be governed. All his laws were in place to make the city