I. Introduction In the wake of perusing Julius Caesar by Shakespeare there are numerous verbal confrontations on regardless of whether Brutus was a loyalist or a double-crosser. He did everything possible to secure his nation. He indicated genuine fearlessness and grit when his companion was yielded for what he thought was more note worthy’s benefit of society. Truly, Brutus was a nationalist. Be that as it may, Brutus additionally sold out his kinship with Caesar. While some take this as an offensive demonstration, unmistakably Brutus saw that need of the numerous exceed the need of the few, and at last, secured his nation Rome. II. Counter Points A. Presenting Point A: Brutus killed Julius Caesar by stabbing him on the back like a traitor.