Noblest roman

captured, Mark Antony made a statement saying Brutus “was the noblest Roman of them all”. This may have had been true but Brutus was not a sympathetic character, after all he was the one of the eight who killed Brutus without regret after doing so. If brutus was sympathetic he would of cared much more than he showed. He later joined Cassius against Antony, over who should rule Rome. When Antony says about Brutus being the noblest Roman of all he doesn't deserve such praise. Brutus doesn't

I would have to agree with Antony in saying that Brutus "was the noblest Roman of them all. Not only is he smart but he only conspired against Caesar for the sake of Rome. He believes that Caesar was not a good leader and had too big of an ego. Other characters acted out of their own selfish reasons like greed and their want for power. Brutus truly loves his country and is devoted to it and it's people but this strong devotion may also be his weakness. Since Brutus is so devoted to Rome this allows

refers to Brutus as the noblest of all. He really is what Antony calls him ironically: "an honorable man." Because honorable and honest people tend to suppose that others also live by their standards, he trusts Cassius and lets himself be convinced that Caesar must die to preserve democratic rule in Rome. To him, the killing of his friend is a sad but necessary sacrifice, and his well-intentioned mistake destroys him. At the end, Antony says of him, "This was the noblest Roman of them all. I don’t

crowd had mob mentality so very little could be done to convince them that what the conspirators did was for the best of Rome. Brutus at this point decides it would be better to kill himself than to be killed by his own people. At the end, when the Roman army

“Even the noblest men can be seduced by power; it has the power to kill, to distort, and to corrupt” Through this passage, Matthew Sims captures in essence how individuals often turn to betrayal and deception in order to gain their heart’s desires. This characteristic is not only present in life, but can also be seen in modern and classical literature, including the well known work of Julius Caesar. In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, the lust for power transcends any one individual and ultimately leads

recognizes Brutus as, “ the noblest Roman of them all.”( act 5.3) Brutus is most definitely a honorable man because honor is the main reason why Brutus dies in the end. But, is also why he is titled a hero. After lucilius capture, he states “ i dare assure thee that no enemy shall ever take life of the Noble Brutus”.(6, 3) After the defeat of his army, Brutus wants to die nobly. It is achieved after he orders strato to kill him. Antony states “ this was the noblest Roman of them all” which to

At the end of William Shakespeare's Julius Ceasar, it was Marcus Antonius that said upon Marcus Brutus' death, "This was the noblest Roman of them all...". I would have to agree with that statement for many reasons. Though, what I've seen as his strengths, there are some that also serve as his weaknesses. Brutus lives by a strict moral compass and code of ethics entwined with a rigid sense of idealism. All of which are great virtues but are also deadly flaws. Brutus acts out of a desire to limit

Brutus, the Noblest Roman of them All By definition, noble is having moral character, courage, generosity, honor and bravery to do what is right. It is finding the truth and reason in everything that happens around you. Many of the characters in Julius Caesar have a selfish goal to gain more power and wealth. For instance, Julius Caesar was a great general, but he only cared about ruling Rome. Cassius was a smart and wise man, but he wanted Caesar’s death out of envy and jealousy. Many of the

In “Julius Caesar” there are many noble Romans that come about throughout the play. The most noble Roman that was in the whole play is Mark Antony. Mark Antony is the most noblest because he has both strengths and weaknesses. The two major strengths he has is holding it together and telling his people that Caesar is dead and who has killed him, also he is strong when he gets an army together to fight Brutus. The only weakness he has is being very angry and falling apart when he finds out that Caesar

and bothgive clear pictures about how horrifying the underworld can be. The final comparison is that of the Greek and Roman games. Again, both authors give a clear description of the games. The games that were played by the Romans were taken very seriously, and it showed Roman values in society and culture. The Greek games were taken seriously like the Romans for the same reasons. All