WHOME DO YOU THINK WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR JULIUS CAESAR'S DEATH?
BRUTUS OR JULIUS HIMSELF.
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JULIUS CAESAR
The statesman and general, Julius Caesar, who lived from 100-44 B.C., is regarded as one of the...
Shakespeare's transformation of Plutarch's account has two main features which are in some ways opposite dramaturgic tendencies: the first is expansion, and the second is compression, or a...
JULIUS CAESAR
JULIUS CAESAR
The statesman and general, Julius Caesar, who lived from 100-44 B.C., is regarded as one of the...
Shakespeare's transformation of Plutarch's account has two main features which are in some ways opposite dramaturgic tendencies: the first is expansion, and the second is compression, or a...
JULIUS CAESAR
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Julius Caesar himself was somehow responsible for his own death.
Caesar was a great man, brave and noble, had all the virtues of a hero, but was most terrible in his ambitiousness. Ultimately, it was his great ambition that led to his downfall.
Decius Brutus cunningly appealed to Caesar's vanity and made him agree to go to the Senate House that day so that the plan of the conspirators does not go down the drain.
Calpurnia , Caesar's wife , had requested her husband not to step outside the house due to all the bad omens and her nightmare. But Caesar was too overconfident and never paid heed to Calpurnia's words and went with Decius to the Senate House , where he was assassinated by the conspirators.
Caesar was a great man, brave and noble, had all the virtues of a hero, but was most terrible in his ambitiousness. Ultimately, it was his great ambition that led to his downfall.
Decius Brutus cunningly appealed to Caesar's vanity and made him agree to go to the Senate House that day so that the plan of the conspirators does not go down the drain.
Calpurnia , Caesar's wife , had requested her husband not to step outside the house due to all the bad omens and her nightmare. But Caesar was too overconfident and never paid heed to Calpurnia's words and went with Decius to the Senate House , where he was assassinated by the conspirators.
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