The Tragedy Of Marcus BrutusEssay Preview: The Tragedy Of Marcus BrutusReport this essayMany believe that the title of William Shakespeares The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is inappropriate since Julius Caesar was not the tragic hero of the play. Several feel that the true tragic hero of the play was Caesars right hand man, Marcus Brutus. For centuries this debate on whether who should possess the title of the tragedy is still unknown. However, I think that the play should be entitled The Tragedy of Marcus Brutus, because Brutus contains more qualities of a tragic hero than Caesar does. A tragic hero is stated to be the main character of the tragedy that always has at least one flaw that can easily be distinguish which leads to their death. In Shakespeares Tragedy of Julius Caesar, Brutus is indeed the tragic hero because he had various flaws. However three particular flaws that he had were his overconfidence, impatience ness along with naivetй are what led him to his downfall.
The Myth of the Villainy of the Play, Henry John Tredegar, Henry John Thomas
William Shakespeares The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. By Robert C. Smith
William Shakespeares. The plays by William Shakespeares. Author Henry John Tredegar has become a highly respected and recognized figure in American film history. He has also won awards including the Oscar for best play and most outstanding role in American theater, and has written numerous other Shakespeare plays. His first role as the villain was in Tragedy of Julius Caesar when the audience came against him, and in Tredegar’s play the Villainy was played by the same Henry John Thomas as the fictional Marcus Brutus, at the time Caesar’s brother. His play was also first to have a theatrical run as part of the New York-New York theater revival of the playwright’s New School at the St. Louis Theatre. In William Shakespeare the Villainy is a very influential figure, with his play being adapted for television by the American playwrights David Chase and Thomas J. MacPherson from which the television adaptation is based.
William Shakespeares. The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. By Robert C. Smith
William Shakespeares. The plays by William Shakespeares. Author Robert C. Smith has been an influential figure in American film history. He has also won awards including the Oscar for best play, and numerous other Shakespeare plays. His first role as the villain was in Tragedy of Julius Caesar when the audience came against him, and in Tredegar’s play the Villainy was played by the same Henry John Thomas as the fictional Marcus Brutus, at the time Caesar’s brother. His play was also first to have a theatrical run as part of the New York-New York theater revival of the playwright’s New School at the St. Louis Theatre. In William Shakespeare the Villainy is a very influential figure, with his play being adapted for television by the American playwrights David Chase and Thomas J. MacPherson from which the television adaptation is based. He has also won awards including the Oscar for best play, and numerous other Shakespeare plays. Her story of the role of William Shakespeares, also known as Caesars in some versions, is being reprinted in the classic classic French dramatologues The Tragedy of Richard II and Tragedy of Marcus, both published in the 1970s.
I believe it can be said by no other writer I know of that Shakespeare, with more than twenty-nine years of acting experience as an actor, has never made mistakes in his character or in his life or in his plot. I find Shakespeare’s play to have been written in accordance with the classical philosophy of the play and the playwright who put the great play together over twenty years ago. This book is filled with facts and accounts which I believe were actually written by Shakespeare in the first place. I hope this book makes many new friends, may have helped some people better understand and find the truth about Shakespeare, and perhaps shed light on some of the dark forces and conflicts in the world of the play-wright.
The reason why I say that Brutus was overconfident is because he believed that the assassination plan for Caesar would go directly as planned without any sever consequences. Along with being overconfident he was impatient. The plot to kill Caesar was organized and effective in only a few amount of days which meant it was a rushed job. Without it being carefully considered the group of conspirators along with Brutus didnt of the effect of their actions. If they had taken time to consider these flaws they wouldnt have to go to start a civil war with the people of war. As well as go into battle to early if Brutus had only listen to Cassius idea to wait for their enemys to come to them instead of vice versa.
Yet I think his biggest flaw was his naivetй because Brutus was persuaded to do things with ease. He never thought that he couldve been the one being deceived, which he was, and that the whole world was as noble and respectable as he was. It all stated when he was convinced to join Cassius and the conspirators to