The dialogue between characters helps make it possible to develop a mental picture of their personalities. Marcus Brutus, the main conspirator against Caesar is ruthless, manipulative and quite the back stabber. Brutus shows the reader his ruthless side with his whole plot to kill Caesar. He quotes "But alas, Caesar must bleed for it... Let's c

As seen, with the use of dialogue William Shakespeare paints very good pictures of the characters personalities. Through his writing we are able to learn much about the characters by their actions and words. Indeed some characters seem quite similar they are all very different and unique.

Another character in the play is Marc Antony, a servant of Julius Caesar. He is very cunning and crafty person in how he is able to make peace with the conspirators. He states "Friends am I with you all , and love you all" and "Let each man render me his bloody hand." In saying this he helps convince the conspirators that he is not hostile and vengeful. At the funeral of Caesar, Antony has asked Brutus to speak. He has promised beforehand that he would not blame Brutus or the conspirators for the death of Caesar. Antony, being a very clever and manipulative character is planning to persuade the plebeia

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