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    The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, a play by William Shakespeare, in many ways follows the traditional form of a tragedy, including a tragic hero. Marcus Brutus, friend of Caesar turned lead conspirator and the true main character of the play, follows Shakespeare’s specific model for a tragic hero. The tragic hero is a traditional element in tragedies. A tragic hero can be defined as a person of noble birth who suffers a catastrophe. A tragic hero also has a tragic flaw, which is a personal…

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    Julius Caesar

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    Julius Caesar is one of the tragedies of three books before the beginning of the sixteenth century. However, more than four-historical tragedies Hamlet Shakespeare's great, Prince of Denmark (public relations. C. 1600-1601, a barrel 0.1603), Othello, the Moor of Venice (PR 0.1604, a barrel 0.1622), Macbeth (... .. PR 1606, PB 1623), and King Lear (public relations c 1605-1606, PB 1608) -being drawn in large part from the translation of Sir Thomas North idiomatic fantastic from Plutarch Bioi…

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    In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, many factors might make you wonder, why is it named Julius Caesar? Who is the protagonist? I’ve asked myself these questions, and I’ve come to a conclusion. Brutus is the protagonist, and the play should be named after him. He shows more characterization, he is more present in the play itself, and he has a bigger impact in the story. Caesar himself is a big character, but I can not see him being labelled as the protagonist. I found myself wondering multiple times…

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    Julius Caesar is a play about ancient rome and the downfall of the roman empire. But it is also about men and their actions, culture, and relationships with people around them and their power over people. In Rome it is predominatantly a male world, and the women are looked down upon, because they're seen as less valuable. Throughout the play woman are shown as everything that Roman men aren’t supposed to or want to be. In Julius Ceasser women have a unique kind of gift that is seen as incorrect…

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    Tragedy of Marcus Brutus The name of this play is “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar” but maybe is should be called “The Tragedy of Marcus Brutus.” In this play Julius Caesar, the leader of Rome, is faced with a problem when a group of people try and take his power. The whole play focuses around Caesar and his leadership to Rome but some of his people do not like how he rules and try to do something about it, but think a little deeper into the play and you will realize that the true tragic hero is…

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    Why were Julius Caesar and Abraham Lincoln such strong staples in history? When considered separately they seem to be two completely different individuals but, when compared side by side there is much common ground between the two. Both of these men had suffered the death of a parent at a relatively young age. Also they were assassinated after a great victory, coincidentally the pair died at the age of fifty-six years old. Their assassins were carried out by people who had disagreed with the way…

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    Julius Caesar transformed Rome from a growing empire into a mighty empire. Throughout many battles, many affairs and many risks, Caesar became one of the most feared leaders in history. He had other leaders running away from him or trying to take him down for many years, and no foreign leaders accomplished their goal. Caesar was not only strong in a military sense, he was one of the smartest leaders as well. Julius Caesar was a successful leader because he knew how to manage his power and…

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    How Julius Caesar Changes

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    follower of Caesar to a powerful leader of Rome. In the beginning of the play Antony is Caesar yes man and does everything that is asked of him, but as the play goes on he begins to change. Antony does not worry the conspirators and he uses this to gain his power and get more and more. There are some people in the world that are yes men, they say yes to everyone and do not fight for themselves. Antony is nearly a servant to Caesar and does every little thing that is asked of him. Caesar…

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    responsibilities. Julius Caesar and Csar Nicholas ll were born in different social economic levels and different time in history. Julius Caesar was born poor but he always had the desire to be a very important and powerful person in Rome at that time, Czar Nicholas ll in the other hand was born entitled to the throne of Russia but both of them obtained similar positions later in…

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    In the novel, Julius Caesar there is a two sided argument on how and why Caesar was murdered. Even though Caesar is Brutus’ best friend, for the sake of Rome, with no regrets or grief, Brutus murdered Caesar. In Brutus’ mind, the best for Rome was to annihilate Caesar. When Mark Antony finds out that Caesar was put to death, he asks Brutus if he can deliver a speech at his funeral. Brutus grants Antony his wish and lets him speak. Little did he know that Anthony had a proposal to turn everybody…

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