Generally, when people get their way with others, they do it with words, want others to agree with their point of view, give them what they want, or do what they ask. Such people make choices based on emotional appeals, and logical tricks to set themselves up as well as becoming someone else’s interest. Powerful words are used as a tool to mislead and deceive even the most intelligent men in this tragic drama of Julius Caesar. For example, Cassius is able to persuade Brutus to turn on his best friend, Caesar. Cassius' ambition is to turn Brutus' view of Caesar a full 180 degrees. Therefore, he is able to convince Brutus of how good of a friend he is and how he will not lead him in the wrong direction. With this in mind, “ Your hidden worthiness into your …show more content…
But he didn’t need to make a plot on killing Caesar because they could’ve talked it out and give him some ideas on what to do. Using a weapon is not the first solution but sometimes it can be when a suspect is not doing what is asked. Consider the case of police officers, using deadly force when they feel physically endangered, but there’s far less legal flexibility when it comes to opening fire at fleeing individuals (Pbs Newshour). While this is true, mostly everyone talks to the person that they have a problem with to make up with them but sometimes, what and how you say expressions can make that individual feel like they have complete power over the other. When one considers killing, fighting, and death, it’s clear that the power of words can change lives and the world. They can be threatening, hateful, or terrifying which can spark actions. Words have a more lasting and profound effect on the world than a random act of violence. That’s why the positive influence of words can also reach millions of hearts and minds, and change lives and the fate of