Comparison Of Peace In Sula And The Tragedy Of Julius Caesar

The has always existed peace in the middle of a tempest but there will be never exist peace when the immortal challenge nature. A devoted mother Kills her son, angers the gods, loses a daughter.The public kills , anger the gods, lose sanity. The novel Sula by Toni Morrison and the play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare expose natures revenge and displeasure on those it deems dishonorable. In the novel Sula, god punishes Eva for having taken the life of her son Plum by purifying her sins in the immolation of Hannah. Plum an ex-soldier of the US found himself lost in the bitter world of drugs upon his return to society, and became almost child-like once more, something Eva despised. Eva feared that her son would find himself having the need to crawl back into her womb, a

Nature becomes angered as Eva deemed herself superior to it , and thought she could end the life of another. Natures sends various signs of its displeasure and anger and foreshadows how it will avenge itself. Hannah dreams of a dream of death “ She mentioned her dream of the wedding in the red dress” (Morrison 74). The phoenix is rising, the red was blood, was fire, was death. Nature sends Zephyrus, and together they rise and purify. Nature was not to be tempered with and Eva would soon learn this. She had attempted to save something, someone only god himself had the right to save. The Roman Era , the era of The tragedy of Julius Caesar is a time heavily filled with superstitions and omens of nature, something that will become very evident through Casca. Casca is a man whom opposes Julius Caesar a wannabe Roman Emperor, ruler of many kingdoms. In the end Casca along side another 7 conspirators believe that Caesar intentions are not those he tries