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Today, on the Feast of Lupercalia, a triumphant Caesar has returned after spilling the blood of noble Pompey’s sons in Munda. The common folk celebrate, walking through the streets and decorating the city to celebrate his return. Those fools! Rather than putting in a day of good, hard work, they instead cheer for that tyrant. Only a few years ago did they fall at Pompey's feet in his worship, the fickle creatures. I, Cassius, had proudly fought on Pompey’s side, for he was a true leader. He…

Julius Caesar is a play written by Shakespeare in 1599 and is based on true events from Roman history. It is about a man named Julius Caesar who returns from war and Brutus and Cassius meet and talk about how much power he has gained. Brutus, Cassius, and other conspirators meet up later on to plot a killing. They show up at the Senate’s house and stab Caesar to death. Brutus justifies his murder of Caesar on the grounds that he was removing a tyrant who was destroying the freedom of all Romans…

Finally, I decided to look at Rome through the republic and empire. The rise of Rome was almost a millennia from 1000 to 27 B.C. Starting in 264 B.C. the Romans decide to go to war against Carthage. This was the first of three wars called the Punic Wars and by the end of the third Punic War in 146 B.C. Carthage was destroyed and Rome was victorious. This us yet more of the same warmongers that are seen governing and expanding empires. This being the state of facts even though at this time…

The least nobel person in Julius Caesar is Cassius for sure. Cassius turned his back on his friend. He decided to kill him over jealousy. He wanted to rule Rome so he killed Caesar. I would pick Brutus but he killed him for the good of Rome. For that reason I would say cassius is the least most noble person in the play. Cassius is just a terrible person. The reason Cassius is such a terrible person is because he killed a friend. Even if they weren’t that close, he still killed someone who he…

Have you ever heard of Julius Caesar or Marc Antony? Caesar and Antony are actual leaders in Roman history. In the play by William Shakespeare titled “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar,” these powerful leaders become embroiled in an assassination plot by conspirators desiring to kill Caesar to prevent him from becoming too powerful. Caesar and Anthony were strong, respected Roman aristocrats that were feared and honored. They differed in their levels of respect from others, in the qualities which…

The conspirators in Julius Caesar were not justified in murdering Julius Caesar, because not only is it biblically wrong, but they didn’t bother to even try a different way of keeping him off the throne; or did they have the solid backing on why he should be killed or even why they should be the ones to do it. Throughout The book Julius Caesar they blatantly ignored any chance of finding a way not to kill him and still get the outcome they thought need to happen. From the characters word and…

Gaius Cassius Longinus, he is the instigator of the plot against Caesar. No one else is shown trying to persuade anyone to help, although the conspiracy is partially underway at the time Cassius makes a brilliant and forceful attempt to involve Brutus. As it is shown, the assassination of Julius Caeser was all of Cassius’ idea. People say that Cassius was the one who persuade other people to join in on his idea. Cassius, brains of the whole conspiracy in the assassination of Julius Caesar,…

“Brutus is an honorable man.” (Act 3, Scene 2). Mark Antony as well as Brutus both used very convincing techniques to sway in their favor. Mark Antony did have a better way with words, as we would say. He had a more respectable tone as well as diction. Antony also had a strong use of propaganda, which is repetition. Lastly, he had a strong pathos base, which usually has a very good way of persuading others. The first strong base Antony used was the use of ethos, logos and pathos. He used ethos…

Two different speeches. Two different people. Two different ways to appeal to the people about the death of Caeser. That's exactly what I came here to explain the way both of them came about their speeches on the same thing. Brutus and Antony are very different people and their approach itself was different as well. First thing is I will explain the difference and that was with Brutus. Brutus is known for being a very honorable man and people hold him to standard. He came about the speech…