Lucius Junius Brutus

their ears, he was asking to listen to what he had to say. Next, he describes how he was presented the crown three times. This is imagery because it shows a scene there. Origin Cassius, a Roman nobleman, uttered this when he was talking to his friend, Brutus, in Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar. The phrase goes, “The fault,…

situation. Caesar only trusted one person, Brutus, at the meeting, he wasn’t sure what to expect. The conspirators kept Caesar occupied with meaningless situations that held no importance to them because they only focused on killing him. There was nothing special about the murder, the group of conspirators repeatedly stabbed him to death. As to no surprise, Caesar didn’t show any empathy to those around him, but what disappointed Caesar was the fact that Brutus himself was involved in this…

people may argue that Brutus was a noble Roman. Brutus turns his back on Caesar by making people believe that Caesar was going to be an ambitious leader, when in fact Brutus was actually the one who was ambitious at the time. In this case Brutus was definitely not a noble Roman in a couple different ways. First of all, Brutus turned his back on Caesar, one of his best friends because he thought that Caesar was going to be ambitious and take the crown of Rome. In fact, Brutus is basically the…

Caesar,” Mark Antony contrasts Brutus. One way we can tell that Mark Antony contrasts Brutus is being that Antony is powerful it shows just how gullible Brutus really is. Another thing is since Mark Antony is a good friend and wants revenge; it proves Brutus is a backstabber. Lastly, Mark Antony stands up to Brutus and speaks at Brutus’ funeral and turns the crowd against him, and this shows that Brutus realizes what he has done is wrong. Well first, we know Brutus is a gullible person. How do…

In the play Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, the protagonist, is ambitious for his rule over Rome because Caesar does not wish for other Romans to overpower him and asserts his supposed superiority. During Lupercal, the festival in honor of the Roman god Lupercus, Caesar voices the characteristics of men he prefers to have around him to his general, Mark Antony. Caesar elaborates, “Let me have men about me that are fat…Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look. / He thinks…

Brutus based his speech on why he had killed Julius Caesar, and Mark Antony based his speech on how good of a person Julius Caesar was. Mark Antony was explaining how Caesar was a generous man and not a tyrant like Brutus was making him seem like he was. Brutus said that Julius Caesar was starting to become a tyrant and take control of everything and not share the power he held with the senate, but he knew that what he was saying was not true at all. Mark Antony decided to hold a conference and…

Brutus was trying to cover up this lies about Caesar murder. Brutus tried to get respect and remain silent and to let him speak about Caesar but, the people was not hearing it. Brutus had asked to the people three times for anyone who is not convinced to speak up. Brutus told the people that Caesar was ambitious and a bad man for the country. Had told the people that Caesar did not care…

Marc Anthony and Brutus are both famous people within the Roman Empire.these men both have goals in their minds that they wanna achieve.Anthony being a trusted friend of Caesar wants to seek revenge for the death of his friend.Brutus being a conspirator who killed Caesar and also a so called “friend” to Caesar.Both these men have some similarities within their writings. So within this essay will be a compare and contrast of Marc Antony and Brutus funeral speech at Julius Caesar's funeral.…

Thy Brutus In the play Julius Caesar, there are many characters who play an important role. Such as, Cassius one of out of the eight conspirators who killed Caesar he motivated Brutus to join along in the mission for the good of Rome. Cinna the conspirator not to be confused with Cinna the poet aided Cassius with making Brutus join the conspirators by planting phony documents in Brutus’ house. But, truly the most important character had to be Brutus. Why? because, he acted as if he was a leader…

12 Angry Men. Even though these plays were created at different time periods and completely different plots, both of them have one theme in common, Persuasion. First, Persuasion is the art of persuading people to side with you. In Julius Caesar, Brutus succeeds in explain and convincing the citizen of Roman that the killing of Caesar was for the benefit of the country. “Here comes his…