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The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". Why is it important to the conspirators to have Brutus come in with them? Because Brutus is well liked by a lot of people.
I think it is justified because Caesar was a man who wanted power and liked being in control which i think would be traits of an evil ruler rather than a good one. What actions does Lucius perform that help the plot unfold? He doesn't want to kill anybody especially Caesar, but he knows that it would probably be for the greater good if he did it in the end. Why does Brutus disagree about taking an oath?
Because he trusts their words as. Get Access. Thus the reader is left with two contrasting images: Cassius as strong, intuitive, clever; Caesar as weak, deluded, and rather unintelligent. It is Cassius' cleverness that comes to the fore now. In order to convince Casca of the worth of his cause, Cassius does just as Cicero, the great orator, has suggested men would — he interprets and manipulates the omens for his own purposes.
Having established the problem, Cassius comes up with a solution. He points out that Caesar is just a man, not a god, and that all of these terrible visions can be overcome by a true, idealized Roman who calls on the spirits of his ancestors for strength and perseverance. Once again, Cassius has found the best way to persuade his listener — in this case, he has called on Casca's image of himself as a noble and loyal Roman, and given him an opportunity to act on it.
Casca joins the plot and the conspirators' faction is enlarged, but to be successful, the person they really need is Brutus. Brutus is well-regarded, wields a great deal of power and, after Caesar is overthrown, has the strength to manage that chaotic and potentially dangerous group, the people. The daylight that Cassius perceives on the horizon is, paradoxically, a light that will show the cracks all the more clearly. Brutus was the chief praetor.
Its chief aims were to change base metals into gold and to discover the elixir of perpetual youth. Previous Scene 2.
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