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Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Question 1

I think Brutus is a noble man because he was looked at as noble even by the other nobles. Also he would kill his friend Caesar for the sake of Rome.

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

question 1
I believe the Brutus is a wise and noble person. I feel this way because the reason the he chose to kill Caesar was for the good of Rome, not because he was jealous or cruel.

Sunday, May 4, 2008

Question 1

I think Brutus was a wise and noble man, because he killed Caesar to benefit Rome, not because he was afraid. But I think that Brutus could have talked with Caesar and made an agreement instead of killing him.

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Question 1

Throughout Rome, Brutus is thought to be a wise and noble person as I believe Brutus is a wise and noble person. Brutus’ actions support that he is truly wise and noble to Rome. He was truly loyal to Rome by his killing of Caesar and his attack on Rome to try to take Rome back from Anthony. Brutus did not like the way Anthony was ruling Rome so he wanted to remove Anthony to let the Romans be free from unfit rulers. When Brutus killed Caesar he had the best intentions for Rome. The attack on Rome was to free the Romans from Anthony. These two major acts show how wise and noble Brutus was to Rome.

Question 1

I think brutus was a noble and brave man because he took his life to fullfill ceasers ghosts prediction and then took his own life. Maybe that was an easy way out but it still took alot of guts to do that. So that would make him brave and noble.

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Question 1

I believe Brutus is a wise and noble man. I think this because at the beginning of play Brutus has to decide whether or not to join the conspirators. Eventually he decides to join them for the good of the Roman people. I believe this is noble because he puts himself at risk for the good of Rome. Which shows he would rather see himself fall rather then Rome.

Q2

i think that when brutus decieded not to kill antony that it was a bad idea. cassius was right...they should have killed antony because even if caesar was the "head", antony still loved caesar. if a person loves someone they will not just roll over and give up on avenging their death. this is why antony fought back and turned rome against brutus and cassius. i brutus had listened to cassius, they would both be kings and rome would love them. there would be no trouble and brutus and cassius would die rich and noble.