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What reasons does brutus give for murdering caesar?

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Answered by hotelcalifornia

There were several reasons why Brutus killed Caesar. First and the most prominent is that he was ambitious.
He believed that Caesar was on his verge of turning into a tyrant and destroy the country of Rome.
But one other way to look at this would be the lack of self-awareness of Brutus.
Cassius who has always held grudges with Caesar, flatters and manipulates Brutus by making him realise that Caesar is no kind of god and one day he will turn bad.
So Brutus state that he killed Caesar for the sake of Rome and he killed not for personal reason.

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