Why Is Brutus A Patriot

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1. Combine these two thoughts into one coherent sentence; this is your claim. Brutus was a patriot because he thought about Rome, more than he thought about himself, he thought his best friend bleed for Rome. “Remember March, March 15th. Didn’t great Caesar bleed for the sake of justice?” these mistakes still happen today, men are made to believe that what they are doing is for the greater good, but really they are harming the thing they love.
Brutus decision is a great example of what happens to people in today’s world. They feel they are doing something for the greater good, but really they end up becoming the thing that is destroying them.
Brutus turned on his best friend and stabbed him in the back. In Caesars final moments he found that

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