Essays on The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

In William Shakespeare’s tragedy, Julius Caesar, we are presented with Cassius, a cunning and manipulative character who catalyzes the downfall of the emperor Caesar. Cassius’ misgivings of the royal status and power that has been bestowed upon Caesar lead him to conspire to assassinate him...

From the augmentation days of ancient Rome to the fall of the Roman Empire, women have always been belittled to living moderate lives and being subjacent to the dominant men. In Rome, their roles are to stay at home and be a caretaker and a...

Hate can cause many problems, in the play “Julius Caesar” a tragedy takes place when Caesar’s friend Brutus becomes jealous of Caesar’s power, which leaves us with the thesis “Can the moral relate to our decade?” In our decade, we can relate with the moral...

According to Aristotle, a tragic hero is a literary character who makes a judgment error that inevitably leads to his/her own destruction. Marcus Brutus is our tragic hero in the play Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare. He was the tragic hero because of his idealistic...

In William Shakespeare’s play the Tragedy of Juliet Caesar, Portia, Brutus’s wife, is the most persuasive character in the play because she gets Brutus to tell her the secret he was hiding by using persuasive techniques such as reasons, evidence, name calling, and loaded words....