give two exampkes to prove that julius caesar was an arrogant man
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He returns to Rome to celebrate the honor of his defeat of Pompey, who used to be his friend and co-ruler of Rome. Caesar feels no shame in this, and is equally shameless when he announces to a crowd that his own wife is barren, and openly tells Cassius that he doesn’t like him. Clearly, Caesar is pompous. He’s gotten this far by being brazen, but he has no shame or fear of others.
Caesar’s last speeches are probably the most telling about him. As Metellus begs for his brother, Caesar places himself above other men because he is not flattered (or moved to pity) by other men’s sad states. Later, Caesar compares himself to the North Star, thinking he is the only one among all men who cannot be moved.
Caesar’s last speeches are probably the most telling about him. As Metellus begs for his brother, Caesar places himself above other men because he is not flattered (or moved to pity) by other men’s sad states. Later, Caesar compares himself to the North Star, thinking he is the only one among all men who cannot be moved.
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