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Examples Of Brutus's Idealism In Julius Caesar

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In the play, Julius Caesar by written by William Shakespeare the extended view of Brutus in a result to his idealism. Brutus is convinced to kill Caesar, he was worried about about where Rome is heading as a country as Brutus was an honourable man.He decides to kill his close friend Caesar. Brutus was a very objective man, he didn’t base things on a personal side but always about the facts and what’s really happening. As well as a man who inflexible in his own beliefs whereby Brutus didn’t go back on what he had believed in ,he would always stick to what he believes and not someone else’s beliefs. Brutus was a confused man where he didn’t know what to do when it had come to his own beliefs and his feelings which made him conflicted most times.
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