In your opinion who was the noblest Roman of them all? Examine the ways treachery and deceit are shown in Julius Caesar.

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Rough Essay. In your opinion who was the noblest Roman of them all? Examine the ways treachery and deceit are shown in Julius Caesar.

In  this essay  I  am  going  to  examine  how  each  of  the  characters  in  Julius  Caesar  were  noble  or  not  noble  in  the  things  they  did  and  decide  who  is  the  most  noble  as  well as  examining  the  ways  treachery  and  deceit  are  shown  in  the  play.

           Firstly  Julius  Caesar. We  know Caesar  is  a  good  leader  and  fighter  in  battle  because everybody  comes  out  to  see  his  return  at  the  start  of  the play  and  they  say  “What conquest brings him home”  that quote  suggests  he  has  made  many  conquests  which  was considered  noble  in  Roman  times. Also  near  the  start  of  the  play  Caesar  is  offered  the  crown  three  times  but  each time  he  refuses  to  take  it “And  then  he  offered  it  the  third time;  he  put  it  the  third  time  by: and  still  as  he  refused  it” this  shows  that  Caesar  was offered  the  chance  to  become king  of  Rome  but  declined  because  he  thought  it  was better  for  Rome  to  be  a  republic  like  it  already  was, so that  was  very  noble.

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           Secondly  Brutus.  W e know  that  Brutus  and  Caesars were great friends  but  he  joined the conspirators and helped murder Caesar  “seeing  Brutus  about  to  strike  also”  that  wouldn’t  be  considered  noble, but  he  did  kill Caesar  because  he  wanted  the  best  for  Rome  and  crowning Caesar  king  is  not  what  the  public  wanted  so  it  wasn’t best  for  Rome  and  doing  what  is  best  for  your  country  is very  noble. Brutus though did eventually lose the final battle at the end so he wasn’t a good fighter like Caesar was so he wasn’t noble ...

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