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thanks
hey, i'm the person who asked about the Shakespeare thing. thanks for helping
but i have another question. what are the conflicts between Brutus vs. himself, and also Caesar vs. the Conspirators?
thank you so much :)
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I just have to warn you that it's been about four years since I've studied this play, so you'll have to fill in the details yourself.
Brutus vs himself- his loyalty and friendship to Caesar vs his own pride, ego, worries that Caesar as king will overthrow the republic.
I think the whole thing was the conspirators felt that Caesar was going to go nuts ruling Rome alone because before he killed Pompey Rome was ruled by a triumvirte. While Caesar didn't rule long enough for this to happen, the Conspirators killed him anyways. A good line to remeber when studying this play is "absolute power corrupts and power corrupts absolutely"
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