The Honourable

“Then, in a friend, it is cold modesty.” (3.1.212-213). Marc Antony, of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, outwits Brutus after stating to Cassius above that he himself was as close to Caesar as his enemies persuaded only by modesty, but in actuality Antony has devised a scheme to power. Marc Antony develops dramatically first being seen as a simple, obedient, high-class Roman ending the play within the Second Triumvirate power hungry and vengeful waging war upon his new opposition. Through William…

“Et tu, Brutè?- then fall, Caesar” (III, i, 85). The last words spoken by the leader, the tyrant, the man named Julius Caesar. In the play “The Tragedy Of Julius Caesar” by William Shakespeare, The leader of Rome in 44 B.C.E, Julius Caesar, is assassinated by his closest allies, men he perceived to be loyal to him, among them are Caius Cassius and Marcus Brutus, who were killed in revenge by Mark Antony, Caesar’s most loyal comrade. Caesar is killed by Brutus and Cassius because they were not…

Lady Macbeth is determined to fulfill the prophecy as foretold by the witches; however, she is worried that her husband will be unwilling to commit the act due to his righteous and undeceiving nature. In the first Act, Lady Macbeth views her husband as a potential hindrance for their plot against the King, and that he is indecisive and cowardly. Her worry that her husband will not devote himself to killing Duncan is clear when she states that Macbeth is “Lady Macbeth. too full o’ th’ milk of…

When resolving a legal dispute, judicial opinions are made. An example of this is the dissenting opinion, which is an opinion that expresses disagreement with the majority opinion made by the court. The Honourable Claire L’Heureux- Dubé explores this topic in her article “The Dissenting Opinion: Voice of the Future?”. Her compelling argument, expressed in her core thesis that can be found in part I, that dissent is of importance in the legal system as it allows for all the potential and…

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ethical way to make any decision, with the primary concern being to follow what moral and societal rules deem as the right thing to do. When a choice is made because the person understands that it is their duty to do what's right, it is much more honourable than when they do something because it will result in a good consequence. From a consequentialist’s perspective, “consequences can conceivably justify any kind of act, for it does not matter how harmful it is to some so long as it is more…

[intro] This is shown through the main characters and their action throughout Julius Caesar. The main characters have certain traits, such as loyalty, naivety, and emotion. The play’s protagonist, Brutus, is the most manipulated character in the play. This is due to his loyalty. In the beginning of the play, it’s clear that Brutus is extremely loyal to Rome. This devotion is integral to the plot, for better or for worse. Cassius feeds off of this trait by using it to convince him to join the…

In Shakespeare’s Othello, Cassio views reputation as the moral part of himself, this contrasted with Iago’s trivial response to reputation as a groundless ideal. The lieutenant, Cassio equates reputation to his own humanity and when it is lost due to his drunk behaviour, he cries “past all surgery” (2.3.243), agonizing “ [he] has lost the immortal part of himself and what remains is bestial” (2.3.246). Moreover, Cassio blames himself for losing his reputation and he tries to get it back in a…

Although this generates comedy through the slander and degrading of characters not the contrast in appearance and reality. However, film adaptations of the play can interpret the nature of Beatrice’s insults to Benedick and present that she is deceiving herself about her true feelings towards him. The audience can see this and is able to watch with anticipation and amusement as the revelation of the reality of true feelings between the two characters unfold. Her reference to Benedick and Cupid…

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…