Deon Palmer - Julius Cesar Essay lyrics

The Tragedy of Julius Cesar by Shakespeare depicted Brutus as a loyal patriot with a pa**ion for justice and for the government of his nation. In this play Julius Cesar has the power of a dictator in Rome which will upset some people in government especially if the government is a republic. In this story Julius Cesar is a very powerful man and the roman people love him; everyone but a select few has their doubts and wants him dead. Most of these people are in the government many are politicians like Ca**ius and the most of the conspirators. In the text Ca**ius a former general from an opposing nation decides he wants to put an end to Cesar's rule forever. In the play Ca**ius and Brutus are both pardoned by Julius Cesar and allowed to live. Brutus an honorable, intelligent, trustworthy man who is one of the people the great Julius Cesar trusts and respects was asked to help with the a**a**ination of Julius Cesar. As any decent friends would do Brutus says no, but Ca**ius keeps trying until he breaks Brutus because he knows he can't complete his plan without the help of Brutus. Ca**ius is good at what he does and begins to manipulate Brutus into believing that he must k** Cesar in order to save Rome. Brutus as a loyal patriotic man and a good friend is being forced into a rough position, the equivalent of being stuck between a rock and a rock. Brutus is manipulated into believing that if he doesn't do something Cesar is going to do something relentless with his power. Brutus believes that he must do it for the future of Rome so he begins to make a plan with Ca**ius and the conspirators. Brutus believes that Cesar's ambition could stretch too far and end in destruction. Brutus was stuck and believed there was no other way to protect Rome but to k** his friend Julius Cesar. Even though Brutus didn't Hate Cesar he was one of the lead conspirators that were going to end Julius Cesar's life. Ca**ius on the other hand despised Julius Cesar and wanted him dead, even after Cesar pardoned him Ca**ius wanted him dead. Cesar wanted Brutus to live after the battle of Pharsadia because he respected him as an intelligent honorable man, but through Brutus's influence Ca**ius was also pardoned from d**h although Cesar wasn't. Ca**ius plotted Cesar's d**h with the conspirators confirming how and when they'd do it. They stabbed him 35 times until he dropped to the floor and breathed his last breath. He was stabbed by many they all wanted a part of his d**h. At his funeral Marcus Junius Brutus gave a speech attempting to manipulate the roman people into believing it was okay to murder Julius Cesar. Who would have thought the trustworthy honorable Brutus would have been a part of the d**h of Julius Cesar.