what is the irony associated with Caesar's death?
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Caesar had killed the king Pompey to become the ruler of rome but in the end he was assassinated near the statue of the Pompey
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An able general and a conquerer, Julius Caesar returns to Rome amidst immense popularity after defeating the sons of Pompey. Jealous of Caesar's growing power and afraid that he might one day become a dictator, Cassius instigates a conspiracy to murder caesar. Ironically, Caesar is murdered at the feet of Pompey's statue, whose sons were defeated by Caesar.
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