When attempting to get a read on all the characters of the play Julius

Caesar and which one has the smallest flaws you need to look at each

character and evaluate them individually. You have to consider if Aristotle

would consider them noble or not. You have to decipher if the characters are

being noble for the right reasons. You have to also look at which characters

exhibit positive virtues and which ones don't. Aristotle says, "virtue or

excellence is a characteristic involving choice, and that it consists in

observing the mean relative to us, a mean which is defined by a rationale

principal, such as a man of practical wisdom would use to determine it. It is

the mean by reference to the two vices: the once of excess and the other of

deficiency. It is, moreover, a mean because some vices exceed and fall short

of what is required in emotion and in action, whereas virtue finds and chooses

a median. Hence in respect of it's essence and definition of its essential

nature virtue is a mean, but in regard to goodness and excellence it is an

extreme"(Aristotle 1107a, 1-8). None of the main characters are truly noble

or virtuous but no one really is. O

such as sleep a-nights, Yond Cassuis has a lean and hungry look: He thinks

died fighting for what he believed in, but he was fearful he wouldn't die. His

f all the main characters I find that Brutus

of them all is Brutus. None of the characters I mentioned earlier is truly

into the raging flood was to prove how courageous he was, but he was nearly

has let it be know that he will either win this battle or die honorably. He

of the all-worldly Julius Caesar. When his wife, Calphurnia, urges him to

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