Brutus was a patriot for acting on what he thought was Rome's best interest when he spoke, "If it’s for the good of all Romans, I’d do it even if it meant my death." (I. ii. 87-89) Although you might say that Brutus betrayed his friend, he did it with Rome at his heart. You can also say that Brutus committed murder, but by definition, murder is the killing of another person without justification. Brutus felt that he was very justified when he kill Caesar. Now, some people may say, “Brutus betrayed
Brutus is a tragic hero who has many flaws that leads him to his downfall, such as, his trust in his people and his pride for his country. Every word that Cassius says he believes. His power on leading Rome makes him an honorable man. He thinks about Rome first before anything else, to get rid of potential tyranny he must assassinate Caesar. His trust, pride, and honor for his country and citizens leads him to a tragic downfall and critical mistake. Brutus has trust in his people, pride in his