Marcus Brutus
Marcus Brutus is a senator whom Rome admired highly for his noble attitude. Brutus' way of thought is idealistic. His idealism causes him to make multiple unpractical decisions, which bring him to death by the end of the play. Cassius and Antony are able to take advantage of the naive Brutus. Cassius is the first to break Brutus from his moral code and ethics to join the conspirators. He is also able to convince Brutus, killing Ceasar was the only way to be safe from him. When in reality Brutus could have been more practical and used Ceasar for his power and wealth. After Brutus killed Ceasar he tries to explain his actions to himself. In this process of reassurance Brutus doubts himself because he didn't follow his strict moral code. Ceasar really hadn't misused his powers over Rome, which makes it even harder for Brutus to accept his actions. Brutus concludes finally, the killing was sacrificial and for t
After Ceasar has been killed, Brutus takes control to make sure everything is taken care of. The only problem with what he did, was not securing the conspirator's new power. Rather, he allowed Antony to make his speech before Brutus had the people's complete trust and support. Brutus causes the conspirator's choice of killing Ceasar to go sour. After everything has fallen apart, and Antony and Octavious are about to win power back, Brutus makes his final discision to stick by. Brutus decides that his honor and nobility are the only thing he has left, considering Cassius is no longer a true friend and he has lost his wife Patria. To maintain his pride and honor being the only thing he values, Brutus decides suicide is the only option. as a religious sacrifice, and also when he asks Cassius for money as Brutus is lecturing Cassius that his money is wrongfully acquired through bribery. he good of Rome rather
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