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    wanted power over Julius Caesar. He resented Caesar for being in power and wanted him dead. Cassius knew he couldn't be alone in trying to take him down, he would have to enlist in help from others. The first person Cassius went to was brutus, his brother in law and a praetor. Brutus was a nobleman, Cassius was going to need a legitimate reason for wanting to kill Caesar. He goes through the entire speech trying to display how the abundance of power was going to corrupt Caesar. Cassius uses…

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    Julius Caesar was assonated by conspirators that were said to be his closest friends. I am asked to explain the justification of the conspirators. The Conspirator’s in the assignation of Julius Caesar used jealousy, hatred, and discontent with the fashion that Caesar Ruled Rome as Justification for their act of murder again him. Furthermore, I will explain how these three justifications were used in the following paragraphs. In my option jealousy played a huge role in the assignation of Julius…

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    governed. The most prevalent practice of all though was the use rhetoric skills. Manipulation and persuasion are quintessential qualities that can be seen in civilizations till this very day. Shakespeare’s play “Julius Caesar” illustrates the power of manipulation as the silver-tongued Julius Caesar potential ambitious plans of becoming the new king of Rome come under scrutiny by his fellow friends and peers in the Senate. Others however are looking at opportunities to increase their power.…

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    were also displayed by Caesar (Ferrell). He demonstrated these attributes throughout his career. He exhibited them by respecting his allies as well as his enemies and showing no mercy to the enemy when he was in battle or a political argument. During his lifetime he declared war on his own city, went on many successful military campaigns and was made dictator for life only to be murdered by his associates. Even though he was known as a great military leader, Julius Caesar used his military…

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    Antony, in his eulogy, presented himself as filled with grief and loss; however, a form of subliminal persuasion and manipulation is used to sway the Roman people in his favor. The loyal friend of Caesar appeared to be supportive of the conspirators, but his devotion to the true king never wavered. While he praised the conspirators for being “such honorable men”, Antony admitted how he grieved for his friend. He utilized paralipsis in his cajolery, stating that “I speak not to disprove what…

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    Julius Caesar Essay In the play William Shakespeare wrote, called Julius Caesar, there is a big difference between two of the characters. The two are almost opposites from each other. One character being, Brutus, a very honorable man, and Antony, a very persuasive man and targets one’s emotional state. Brutus spoke at Caesar’s funeral, he appealed to the people’s logic and Antony spoke to the emotions of the people. Brutus believes that emotions overrule logic. Antony is very bright and full…

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    Roman Values “If then that friend demand why Brutus rose against/ Caesar, this is my answer; not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more.” (III; ii, 19-22) Romans were considered a proud people with many distinct characteristics. Like Brutus in the play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, many Romans valued their independence and freedom and that was often expressed their architecture. Some Roman values that were symbolized in their architecture such as their triumphal arches, temples,…

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    Julius Caesar remains the greatest, most often used example of the titular “mighty ruler”. This appearance of magnificence stems from the interesting, sometimes bizarre history of his life and accomplishments. For example, Caesar was quite adept in the art of waging war and fighting, being skilled in horseriding and swordsmanship. He always led his army personally, yet not on horseback, as was the norm; he usually ran with his troops barefoot, rain or shine. Whenever his troops were losing,…

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    Two of the most important speeches in Julius Caesar are actually spoken right after each other. Mark Antony's and Brutus' speech are the most criticized and looked over, so following that theme I will be comparing the two speeches in this essay. They also reveal quite a bit about each, Mark Antony's and Brutus', personalities. Out of the two speeches that are given to the crowd gathered Brutus went first, so that's who I'll be addressing first. Brutus is a very logical man. since he is so…

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    The Tragedy of Julius Caesar No matter what the circumstances, people always look for someone to blame. Caesar’s murder results in the plebeians needing to blame someone for what happened. Despite Brutus’s honor and respect among the Romans, Antony gave the more convincing speech at Caesar’s funeral by having an emotional impact on the Romans, therefore proving to them that the conspirators committed an injustice to Rome. Brutus first speaks at Caesar’s funeral with the goal of justifying his…

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