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Brutus, an Honorable Man Can a killer be an honorable man? What makes someone considered honorable? Honorable is an adjective, defined as “bringing or worthy of honor”. Marcus Brutus’s actions, he believed, were for the betterment of Rome. Brutus is an honorable man in that he acted upon his beliefs and motivations were pure, others considered Brutus to be honorable, and Brutus himself values honor to be the most important principle. First, many might dispute the idea that Brutus was an honorable

You have just been elected president of the united states. Congratulations, just about everyone voted for you. You're going to be inaugurated today, how exciting. Your best friend, who you have known as long as you can remember, is coming over with some of his friends to hang out before you're officially president. They arrive and you're having a fine time, though a little confusing, when all the sudden one of them stabs you. You reach out for your best friend's support, but they just stab you as

addressed Brutus' claims of Caesar being ambitious, "Did this in Caesar seem ambitious? When that the poor have cried, Caesar hath wept. Ambition should be made of sterner stuff. Yet Brutus says he was ambitious..." (Act 3 Scene 2, Page 3). He wanted the Roman people to hate Brutus, and the Conspirators, and it was working. Before Antony's speech, the people of Rome supported Brutus, but afterwards they sided with him

Dionisiy Christensen Ms. Crisler Ancient Literature 11 May, 2017 Julius Caesar Thesis statement: Julius Caesar has been a great Roman politician, general, and notable author of Latin prose. Julius Caesar has been born in Rome, Italy. He was born in a patrician family, also he was a member of Julian family, which was one of the first families in Rome. He was tall, handsome, agreeable in his manners, and of cheerful disposition. When Julius's father has died, Julius became the head of the family at

British resistance to Roman rule: Boudicca The Roman Emperor Claudius started his conquest of Britain in 43AD. Boudicca led a resistance against the Romans in 60-61AD after the lands which belonged to King Prasutagus who was independently ally of Rome died. After his death the lands of Iceni was annexed by Rome losing its status as an ally. Boudicca the Celtic Queen of Iceni objected, leading a revolt which was eventually crushed leading to her suicide according to Tacitus in the Annals. Cassio Dio

a benefit" and after the assassination says they should run the streets and yell "Peace, freedom, and liberty!" (Act III, Scene I, Lines 107 and 114). He wanted to celebrate each and every time Rome is victorious and is very proud to call himself Roman. Brutus does have downfalls though. He seems to be very optimistic as it ofter spoils his proper judgment. He believes everybody to be just as honorable and loyal as he is, this can cause him to trust the wrong people by mistake. Brutus is also quite

for jealousy and concern about Caesar’s offer of more power. Caesar’s murder was mostly out of jealousy and was the death that started it all. Caesar was a well liked man within the community of Rome until one day he became so known and liked that Roman populace were referring him as a god which did not make everyone happy. A talented general named Cassius resented this and did not think that one man should have so much power so he accumulated a group of conspirators and planned to kill Caesar.

A Comparison of Plutarch's The Lives of the Ancient Grecians and Romans and Shakespeare's Julius Caesar When closely evaluating the two texts: Plutarch's The Lives of the Ancient Grecians and Romans and Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, there are stark differences of the theme and characters. While Plutarch's text is mostly informative, as describing a series of historical events, Shakespeare incorporates a wide variety of dramatic conventions as well as changing many events to entertain an audience

Julius Caesar - Full Process Writing Brutus has killed himself, and Antony is standing over his corpse. Antony respects him by saying that Brutus was the noblest Roman and Brutus was actually a good person unlike the other conspirators. Although Brutus was a nobleman in Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare, Brutus becomes easily swayed by the rest of the conspirators to kill Caesar, developing his character. Brutus develops his character because of his conflicts and him trying to distinct between

role in the Roman Empire. The Roman general Julius Caesar turns the Roman Republic into the powerful Roman Empire. But what made the Roman Empire, during the play the roman people talk about honor and nobility and making a king to rule that is a true roman but what makes a true roman? During the play, a “true roman” means different thing to different characters but overall a noble man would only do for the good of others. In the play as the story goes on Brutus was the only noble roman in Julius Caesar