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what is the moral or lesson of Julius caesar?

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Answered by smartsarancomfortrub

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The play Julius Caesar is about the tragedy of Brutus and his moral conflict. He is a noble Roman and a friend of Caesar. ... Thus, Brutus initially shows the moral value of friendship. As a tragic character, Brutus has a flaw, his undying love for Rome.

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