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The styles of rhetoric used in Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, by Antony and BrutusBrutus said in his speech that he assures any dear friend on Caesar's that his love for him was no greater then their love. Brutus tried to convince the crowd thathe murdered Caesar for the good of the country by stating that he loved Rome more then Caesar. He wanted the crowd to think that he killed his best friend for their benefit, he was sure this would put him on better terms with them. He then told all the Romans that if he did not slay Caesar, they would all be living as slaves, so again, he did it for their benefit. He then told the crowd of all Caesar's great qualities and then mentioned ambition, and this is why he killed Caesar, it was because of his ambition. Brutus then asked quest
to remind Romans, and hope they believe him, of his love for them and Rome. Now Antony began his speech similarly. He then agreed with Brutus, about his ambition through the roof. He told them they shouldn't hear the will, because Caesar's love for them would was very different from Antony's because Brutus was not a professional public relations speaker much Caesar loved them, and made the crowd feel as if it were their duty to avenge such a great
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