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Who said “let him be Caesar”? What light does it put on his character?

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Answered by ishitap08
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let him be Caesar was said by the third citizen

this meant that the character was not able to understand the reason behind killing of Caesar by Brutus. we can say he was simply foolish.

Answered by sam3255
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It is Third Citizen who says, “Let him be Caesar.” He means to say that they should him in place of Caesar. This is the typical reaction of the mob, which has no mind, but is swayed by emotions. That is why; they talk of carrying noble Brutus to his home in a triumphal procession.

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