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This semester we read in class the story of Julius Caesar , and the life in Rome, and as usually I have to write from my understanding the story of Julius Caesar and the people there at the city. This story it was really tragic , many people wanted to a great king at their city. When you being a roman citizen it is very important to them because even the poor people they are poor to themselves , for example when you are from a country and you are proud that you are born in this country, the same thing the Roman citizens feel about it if you are poor or rich everyone is the same. William Shakespeare is the one who wrote the tragic story of Julius Caesar . Shakespeare was trying to explain us they story of Julius Caesar that everyone …show more content…

Such men are dangerous” on pg. 6, which meant by saying that Caesar is a great king but those who are ruling the city are very dangerous for the poor people. And another quote “ and keep us all in servile fearfulness” pg.3 that means that person in the city who are in servile they being afraid and having fear from the king of the city who is next to rule the city. Brutus who is a noble man wanted to serve his city and help his people. And one f the reasons he went against Caesar because, he loved his Roman Citizens. People are parading in the streets instead of working in their shops, Brutus is concerned how has friendship between Caesar and the people in Rome will affect the people in the city. And one of the quotes was “ Beware the ides of March” pg.4 it means be careful on that day march 15 that will be a bad and tragic day, for this story and for all the Roman citizens that are living in the city. Also means is a bad day for the people in Rome, everyone now is against Caesar and everyone is trying to get rid of him. They wanted to kill him and get another king in the city of …show more content…

Antony who is very lovely with the people in Rome. As a triumvirs who was Antony he liked a lot Caesar as a king and for the beloved for the people was really a great person liked his king, and for that reason the people wanted him to be the king the city of Rome. Also Cassius who is the most significant to perceive and being motivated from his character. It depends from the character some of them like Caesar but on the other side other people didn’t like Caesar, like Cassius who disliked Caesar, and he wanted to get together with Brutus to get over from Caesar and get rid of him, the getting together to achieve their goals, to get rid of Caesar , remove his power from the city is very serious

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