"JULIUS CAESAR IS A STORY OF MAN'S PERSONAL DILEMMA OVER MORAL ACTIONS " WHAT IS THE PERSONAL DILEMMA AND THE MORAL ACTION HERE?
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Julius Caesar is a story written by William Shakespeare. It is a political drama about an administrator, Julius Caesar who gets murdered by his own friend and accomplices due to their ulterior motives and misunderstanding.
The overconfidence of Caesar makes him an outcast. Although he is brave and able, his overconfidence makes people think that he might take over the crown and become a dictator. Fearing this, Cassius plans to murder Caesar and he ropes in Brutus, Caesar's best friend, and a nobleman and kills Caesar.
The personal dilemma in this story includes jealousy, dishonesty, overconfidence, backstabbing, etc. which give disastrous results.
The overconfidence of Caesar makes him an outcast. Although he is brave and able, his overconfidence makes people think that he might take over the crown and become a dictator. Fearing this, Cassius plans to murder Caesar and he ropes in Brutus, Caesar's best friend, and a nobleman and kills Caesar.
The personal dilemma in this story includes jealousy, dishonesty, overconfidence, backstabbing, etc. which give disastrous results.
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