Julius Caesar Quotes Analysis

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“I came, I saw, I conquered” is the quote that explained the play Julius Caesar. The character motivation of Julius Caesar was his ego, his ambition, his desire for dictatorship, and his desire to be God. I believe Julius Caesar’s motivation was to be liked because he put his foot down. To begin with, Julius Caesar’s ego is probably the cause of his death. In act I scene II line 23, Julius Caesar was warned about his death before it happened, but he did not want to listen. His ego was too big. He thought that nothing would happen to him. Another thing about Caesar was the fact that he was ambitious. In act III scene II, Brutus says that Caesar is great, but he is also ambitious. This thought is what convinced
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