Shakespeare consistently shows Brutus as being noble and true to Rome. Through the dialogue of the characters, Shakespeare is able to express his feelings about Brutus. For example, Antony describes Brutus as being, “the noblest Roman of them all”(V.v.68). Antony shows appreciation towards Brutus despite being his enemy. Brutus was a noble man and received well-deserved respect from everyone. He shows his heart for Rome as he is willing to “spurn” Julius “for the general” (II.i.11-2). Brutus would kill a close advocate if it was in the best interest of Rome. He cared for Caesar, but he cared for Rome even more. His heart was truly in c

aring for Rome. Brutus shows his loyalty toward Caesar by allowing, “Antony to speak in his funeral” (III.i.235). He recognizes how dignified of a man Caesar was and belives Caesar deserves a proper ceremony. A way of showing his admiration towards Caesar is by allowing Antony, Caesar’s best friend, to speak at Caesar’s funeral. This generous act shows Brutus’s compassion and shows his everlasting affection towards Caesar.

Despite all the interpretations of Brutus, he was meant to be seen as a man of compassion. Brutus is a man filled with good intetions. Brutus cares equally for Rome and Caesar. Brutus states, “when he once attains the upmost round/he then unto the ladder turns his back”(II.i.24-25). Brutus’s love for Rome is really maginified by his words. Brutus recognizes Caesar’s faults and will not allow him to become powerful and turn his back on Rome. Brutus cared for the little, often forgotten people of Rome. He was a man true to all. He showed afffection towards woman, who are often viewed as being inferior. He tells Portia to �

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