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Brutus Caesar Research Paper

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Brutus has very strong feelings towards Caesar and him becoming the king of Rome. He believes that if Caesar becomes king he will be kind at first but then will abuse his powers and make bad choices for Rome. While planning Caesar’s murder Brutus is having a hard time pretending to smile and act as if he was not going to murder anyone. His wife Portia, knows that something is bothering him and begs him to tell her but he will not say a thing. Caesar is not listening to his sign from the soothsayer to beware and is still deciding to go. Caesar’s wife is begging him to stay home. Calpurnia tries to get Caesar to stay home but he is still unsure. Casca is in the conspiracy and convinces Caesar to not stay home. Brutus wants to put a sting

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