Brutus: A tragic hero
Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare is without a doubt an utter tragedy. It contains disloyalty, betrayal, and corruption. Each character plays a specific role in this play. The most complex character is Marcus Brutus. Brutus, being the backbone of the assassination and Caesar’s best friend, takes the position of the tragic hero. Others do not initially think of Brutus as a threat. His Honor, nobility, loyal patriotism, and naïve manner combine to become Julius Caesar's tragic hero. Honor is a primary feature of Brutus. His admiration is evident in many of his dramatic speeches and proclamations. He illustrates his honor by ranking it higher to death: “If it aught toward the general good, set honor in one eye and death I’ the other…as I love the name of honor more than I fear death” (I:II). He is willing to die for the benefit of Rome. Brutus strives to prove his nobility to practical
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