... ) This showed the greatful attitude the commoners had towards Caesar. On the other hand the conspirators, mainly Cassius hates the idea of Caesar becoming king and refuses to accept his power and says fate is nothing more then an act of cowardice. In a conversation that Cassius has with Bruttus he aknowledges that " The fault is not in our stars, but in ... the first act of this play is danger or fear . From the beginning, danger lurks in every corner. Friends can no longer be trusted, as they turn to manipulation and conspiracy and plot their next moves. Casca happens to see five danger...

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... he killed Caesar not because he loved Caesar less, but because he loved Rome more. In his thoughts, Brutus thinks Caesar is gaining too much power which will cause the downfall of Rome; therefore, Brutus joins the conspiracy, believing that the death of Caesar will save Rome from its decline. As a loyal man, Brutus believes that everyone is as loyal as him ... going to lose the war, he decided to kill himself rather than face humiliation. Brutus did not deserve his final fate, which was committing suicide with the help of his slave, because all his actions were done for the better of Ro...

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