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Ethos Pathos Logos In Julius Caesar

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Soliloquy In Brutus’s soliloquy, he uses logos, ethos, and pathos. Brutus is having a internal conflict because he does not have a personal reason to kill Caesar, he only wants to do it for the people of Rome. When Brutus says that if they crown Caesar, they are giving him the power to do damage, he is using logos. There he is using logic because that is definitely a possibility with anyone who has all the power. Later Brutus uses ethos when he says he has never known Caesar to let his emotions get the best of him, but when Caesar reaches the top he turns his back on his supporters. When Brutus says that he is basically telling the people to trust him because he has known Caesar very well for a long time. Brutus also knows he is respected

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