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Friday, April 11, 2008
I think that Brutus was very noble for many reasons. For one thing, he reaches out to people and makes them understand them. He also listens to people and takes their opinions into consideration. That is why I believe that Brutus was noble.
Throughout Rome, Brutus is thought to be a wise and noble person. Do you agree? Which of Brutus’ actions so far support your opinion?
Question 2
1. In Act II scene I, Brutus overrides the opinions of the other conspirators on a few occasions. Choose one of those occasions and decide if his choice is wise. Defend your decision.
Question 3
People close to Caesar have definite opinions about him. Brutus, while he loves Caesar, fears that he will be crowned king, On page 779, lines 74-75, Flavius asks, “Who else would soar above the view of man,[a]nd keep us all in servile fearfulness?” On page 783, lines 135-36, Cassius states, “Why man, he doth bestride the world [l]ike a Colossus…” Based on what we see of Caesar in Act II, are these opinions founded? What leads you to your opinion?
4 comments:
yes, i agree with you, but the roles are changing. brutus is starting to change into a rutheless man.
I agree with you, but now he is changing and becoming casear and turning into everything he didnt like about him.
i also agree with you. i do believe that brutus is a noble man, but just like caesar once brutus becomes the leader he to will become ambitious.
I agree with you,but brutus is changing. He is changing into another person. He isnt soo noble and wise anymore.
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