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why is Decius Brutus more successful in prsuading caesar than Calpurnia

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Answered by genious2000

Decius Brutus is more successful in persuading Caesar than Calpurnia because his argument appeals to Caesar's pride. While Calpurnia wishes that Caesar stay at home after seeing horrible dreams, Decius Brutus interprets the dreams lucky and fortunate. According to him, they signify Caesar's power and influence.

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$<b>Decius is a part of conspiracy. He has been, deliberately sent to pursue Caesar to go to Senate House. He gave flattering, conceit and temptation in persuading Caesar. First, he gave a flattering interpretation to Calipurnia's dream. Secondly, he taunts that Caesar will became a stock of laughter if he yields to his wife's foolish fear. Lastly he tells Caesar that the Senate has decided to offer him crown that day. Calipurnia is a devoted wife. But her bad dreams and ill omens feel to impress Caesar's ego and arrogance.$

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