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deceives anyone. Although he did murder Julius Caesar, it was for the good of Rome, not to deceive Caesar. Everything that he did was for the benefit of someone else. Even though he killed Antony's best friend, Antony still recognized Brutus as "the noblest Roman of them all." He does this in Act 5, Scene 5, after Brutus' death because Brutus the only conspirator that actually killed Caesar because he "loved Caesar less but loved Rome more." He cared more about others than he did himself. For instance

A man who makes sacrifices just for his country's own good is considered brave. Marcus Brutus is the one and only noble person who would take dangerous risks just to keep his country protected. Such a man who committed crimes and sins to save his homeland. Brutus has never shared his true love with someone as much as he shared it with Rome. Brutus denies the fact that he loves Caesar which further shows that he is willing to save Rome. Rome was passionately his life. Primarily, Brutus joins a conspiracy

Julianna Jackson Chambers Literature and Composition Significant Person Paper “The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding.” Leonardo Da Vinci is responsible for some of the most popular art works and inventions of the renaissance era such as the Mona Lisa and the flying machine which was formally invented as the helicopter in the 1940’s. Leonardo Da Vinci graced us with his presence on April 15, 1452 in a small town near Vinci, Tuscany or more commonly known as modern day Italy

I plan to major in Neuroscience, which focuses on understanding how the nervous system interacts with the environment and internal systems to control and respond to bodily functions, thus directing the behavior. I have always wanted to explore human behavior that is so complex and it is intriguing to learn how the brain serves as the foundation of the mind, awareness, and thoughts. Studying neuroscience also invites exploration of a variety of scientific disciplines, such as biology, psychology,

Patriotism. I think that men in power at the time had used people’s patriotism to fuel war and their own agenda, on all sides of the war. There was a feeling that civilians in Paul’s hometown envied the life of a soldier after being told it was the noblest of duties. Other times, when Paul comes face to face with other soldiers, he realizes that they are no different than him. One example of this is in Chapter Eight, when Paul has to report to the training camp after returning home for leave. Close

religious, but at the same time, she is just giving excuses in order to fulfill her own desires. Analysis The poet, or the narrator, first introduces the Knight, who is the highest in rank among the pilgrims. He is also, in the narrator’s opinion, the noblest among them all. He is chivalrous, loyal and has a good reputation. Though he has fought in many battles, he is not a rough person at all. On the contrary, he is “as meek as a maiden”. On the other hand, his son, the Squire, was the opposite of him

Mark Anthony’s true loyalty is displayed when he has his soliloquy over Caesar. He pours out his emotion to Caesar’s dead, cold body which shows how loyal he is to Caesar. Mark Anthony says in his speech to Caesar that “Thou art the ruins of the noblest man” (3.1.276) because of his loyalty to him. Mark Anthony proves his loyalty to Caesar again by turning the citizens on the conspirators. The crowd of citizens yell back at Anthony after his emotional speech that they are going to: “Seek!

Love or Loyalty Aristotle once said, “A man does not become a hero until he can see the root of his own downfall.” He noticed a common theme in stories, there often seemed to be a character of noble character (hubris), who has a fatal flaw which leads to his downfall (hamartia) and a reversal of fortune.(peripeteia) From this concept the title of a ‘tragic hero’ was formed and has remained prevalent throughout classic and current literature. Hamlet from Hamlet, Romeo from Romeo and Juliet, Oedipus

Tiberius, a former Roman emperor, once said, “It is the duty of a good shepherd to shear his sheep, not to skin them”(Tiberius). A Roman hero can be defined as a leader who is ruthless yet not cruel, who is also respectful and selfless to Rome. Brutus is a noble man of Rome who is often misinterpreted as a villain for taking the life of Julius Caesar. Brutus joined the conspirators with the intentions of making the people of Rome prosphere, scared that Caesar would become a tyrant, Brutus takes it

killed Redwoods. Muir has seen the death of hundreds of trees and knows the irreparable damage it could cause if the damage continues, “...kings of the forest, the noblest of a noble race, rightly belong to the world, but as they are in California we cannot escape responsibility as their guardians” (paragraph, 6). The author’s use of “noblest of a noble race” and “responsibility as their guardian” evokes an intense need to not only protest the killing of these giants but to nurture and advocate respect