as the “weaker sex”. William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar is just one of the countless of examples of this shown through literature. Although not the most pertinent signification of the play, it is still there. Portia and Calpurnia are both wives of noblemen in ancient Rome, but this means nothing. They are women, therefore any opinion they have is irrelevant to men. Nevertheless, they both play important, however overlooked roles
In the novels, Things Fall Apart and The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, two characters titled Okonkwo and Caesar portray many corresponding attributes but also have unique differences. The connections and dissimilarities between Okonkwo and Caesar’s personalities and environments are revealed through their cultures, characteristics, and leadership styles. The cultures of Okonkwo and Caesar differ, however several similarities are apparent throughout their societies. In the Igbo culture, agriculture