Brutus Caesar Research Paper

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Brutus is a betrayer because he didn't want Caesar's best interest at heart, he showed hatred, and he wanted power by any means. Although, Brutus made the people believe he did this as a good deed, this was a brutal act. Brutus would've been a noble King, however a person who makes decisions without being King is dangerous.

To begin with Brutus killed Caesar to protect Rome, but it was a brutal killing. Brutus did not want the people to become slaves. Brutus states “The only way is to kill Caesar. I have no personal reason to strike at him—only the best interest of the people.” (Julius Caesar) This is wrong because Brutus killed Caesar to stop him from gaining so much power. He says that it is not personal. It seems very hateful to kill a person who has not done anything wrong. Brutus would've been a noble King. Caesar wanted the best interest in people. He wants them to be equal not treated like slaves.

Furthermore, he didn't have Caesar’s best interest at heart. “And you too, Brutus? In that case, die, Caesar.(he dies)” Caesar thought brutus was his friend. Friends are supposed to let you know when you are doing wrong not kill you. Brutus killed Caesar to stop him from gaining so much power. He did not want the people to become slaves. Brutus showed hatred. Brutus says, “Why are they shouting? I’m afraid the people have made Caesar their king.” This was when Caesar and Brutus were friends. A true friend would want what is best, or makes their friend happy. It is pure brutal and hatred for Brutus and his clan to stab him 32 times. In the real world, if someone stabs you that many times it was personal. Not to mention …show more content…
Brutus was not a friend to Caesar at all. Brutus did not show any remorse to the dirty work him and his clan did to Caesar. In the end karma ended up getting Brutus for being a
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