Shakespeare distorts the views of people to show that commoners or plebeians in the play, tend to change their minds without thought or consideration. An example of that occurs in the play within the beginning on a street in Rome. The Romans are gathered to celebrate two events, the religious festival of Lupercal and the recent victory of Julius Caesar. "We make a holiday to see Caesar and to rejoice in his triumph," says a cobbler, whom like most commoners had once supported Pompey. The commoners have since changed their views toward Caesar, now that he holds the power. Another example occurs later in the play. Brutus has just convinced the commoners that what the conspirators did was only out of their love for Rome. One commoner says, "we are blest that Rome is rid of him," ref

Knew you not Pompey? Many a time and oft

The livelong day, with patient expectation

To see great Pompey pass the streets of Rome.

Some common words found in the essay are:
Julius Caesar, Brutus Giving, Bill Clinton, Considering Casca, William Shakespeare, Don't Smoke, Touched Angel, Rome Romans, julius caesar, loyal pompey ridicule, stay loyal pompey, example occurs play, pompey ridicule, play julius, methods manipulation, loyal pompey, play julius caesar, changed views, example occurs, change minds, occurs play, play beginning,
Approximate Word count = 802
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)