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Kaydee Cappa The Noblest Man of Them All In the play Julius Caesar, Brutus is claimed to be the tragic hero or, a virtuous character in a dramatic tragedy that is set up from the beginning for downfall, suffering or defeat in the end. This is because of the way he cared for everyone and how he avoided betrayal and deceitfulness at all costs. But because of his optimistic outlook on everyone, this ultimately leads to his death. Throughout the play, he was completely oblivious to those

a few characteristics of a noble man. After the death of respected Julius Caesar, the speedy fight for power exposed the veracious side of Roman figures. William Shakespeare, in his play Julius Caesar, examines the struggles for the title of the noblest Roman between ethical Marcus Brutus and other power thirsty Romans to reveal the most honorable man. Marcus Brutus shows qualities of a noble roman through patriotism. He makes many tough decisions that result in questioning his character, but

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

Nothing could stop them from trying to kill the conspirators. The mob mentality turned them into soldiers to fight against Brutus’ army and end up defeating them. Brutus never once conceded or even regretted killing Caesar, making him one of the noblest Romans there ever

of killing Caesar, he could have easily backed out because he knew he might have been punished, but he knew in the long run, that it would help the plebeians most. Even though he killed Antony's best friend Antony still recognized Brutus as “the noblest Roman of all.” Because he recognized that Brutus was the only conspirator that actually killed Caesar because he "loved Caesar less

Courageously, the Green Knight embarked to Camelot where he presented a game. This game required the noblest knight to take a blow at him, but in a year and one day he would get a chance to return the blow. No one wanted to accept the challenge, not even one of Arthur's noblest knights, Gawain. For example the story says, “... And for that reason many a noble warrior was slow to answer, and all were astonished at his voice and sat stone

In Shakespeare’s play “Julius Caesar”, readers are faced with an interesting moral dilemma- was our main character, Brutus, wrong to take part in the assassination of Caesar? This is not a question that the story itself addresses; it is something that you have to decide for yourself. Brutus had ample reasons to kill Caesar for the better of Rome. However, Brutus sided with people who had personal reasons to want Caesar dead. He did this because it was what he felt was right for Rome. Brutus was

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

and go to America “The land of the free.” I can say—not as a patriotic bromide, but with full knowledge of the necessary metaphysical, epistemological, ethical, political and esthetic roots—that the United States of America is the greatest, the noblest and, in its original founding principles, the only moral country in the history of the world. Being a patriot of America, Rand loved that “America’s founding ideal was the principle of individual rights.” She favored The Declaration of independence

book that uses vampires to portray evil. Some people find pleasure in doing good while others find joy in doing evil to others. But everyone is entitled to choosing their paths and personalities. The question is, between good and evil, what is the noblest thing to emulate? The Dracula novel gives a series of events that answers the question. Evil will never surpass goodness, and neither will the two ever cross lines; instead, goodness will always win the battle. Dracula being the main character in