how does Brutus convince the roman mob that he was justified in murdering Caesar?
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Brutus and the conspirators kill Julius Caesar because they believe he is bent on tyranny and is set to dissolve the senate (and thereby dissolve the republic of Rome). When Cassius speaks to Brutus to convince him that Caesar must be killed before he can be crowned emperor, Brutus acquiesces and compares Caesar to a serpent.
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Brutus and the conspirators kill Julius Caesar because they believe he
is bent on tyranny and is set to dissolve the senate (and thereby
dissolve the republic of Rome). When Cassius speaks to Brutus to
convince him that Caesar must be killed before he can be crowned
emperor, Brutus acquiesces and compares Caesar to a serpent
thus they justified their stand
thus they justified their stand
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