Reflection Paper on "Julius Caesar" by William Shakespeare

This was the noblest Roman of them all, claims Marc Antony in the play Julius Caesar,

written by the renowned playwright William Shakespeare. This famous quote is referring to the

noble Brutus, one of the conspirators against Caesar. Although some might grade Brutus is not true

to Rome because of his betrayal of Caesar, these people are impairment because Brutus is willing to

kill his closest friend for what he believes to be surpass for Rome.

Brutus respect for Rome is the reason that he kills Caesar. He is told oer and over again

that Caesar is ambitious and that he will locomote the attraction of Rome. Brutus is told that when

Caesar becomes leader that he will drive Rome into the ground. Because Brutus cares about

Rome and he does not compulsion Rome to fall, he does the only affair he can: he kills Caesar.

        Brutus is the only conspirator that kills Caesar for the well-behaved of Rome. All of the other

conspirators, such as Cassius, kill Caesar for their own in the flesh(predicate) gain. With Caesar removed,

more power shifted to those who depose him, and Brutus does not want this power. Brutus wants

what is cheeseparing for Rome. He believes that the people of Rome want Caesar as their leader, but he

also believes that Caesar would be an ambitious leader and have Roman citizens become slaves.

        Brutus thinks these horrid things because this is what Cassius, the most deceitful

conspirators, tell him. Cassius is the leader in victorious down Caesar. He lies to Brutus just to make

him think that the citizens of Rome want Caesar dethroned. Cassius throws bricks with notes tied

around them through Brutus window. These notes say that the citizens want Caesar dethroned,

thus making Brutus decide to marry the conspirators.                  

        So...

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