The plot: Julius Caesar

Shakespeare's political thriller tells the story of Caesar's plot, his assassination and his accomplice's failure.

Julius Caesar returned to Rome from the war with Pompeii. The Republic of Rome is preparing to bring him a new honor and is causing anxiety and frustration of Senators.

Caius Casius solved the intrigue to kill Caesar and was supported by highly respected Marcus Brutus

Although Brutus has suspicions, he believes that Death of Caesar is necessary for the interests of the Republic.

However, he refused Cassius 'suggestion that Caesar' s close friend Mark Anthony should also be killed. Brutus, Casius and their accomplices killed Caesar in the Ides Senate in March

At Caesar's funeral, Brutus talked to people and explained well the motives of accomplices. However, Mark Anthony talked about a plot conspired to escape the mob from Rome.

Mark Anthony and Caesar's nephew octavius ​​took over Rome and led the army to cope with accomplices. Brutus and Casius were defeated in Philippi, who committed suicide without being caught there

William · Shakespeare's play "The tragedy of Julius Caesar" is about assassination of Julius · Caesar. The conspiracy to kill Julius Caesar was originally organized by some of his close friends including his close friend and servant, Brutus. If Brutus does not agree to play a role in Caesar 's assassination, plots to kill him may not be useful. Brutus is known as a tragic hero of Julius Caesar's play. Because he faces great conflict between loyalty to his friend and his loyalty to the country. Brutus has a strong relationship with Caesar, but the relationship with Romans is even stronger. Brutus likes Julius Caesar as a friend, but he does not want to become so powerful that someone can become a Roman dictator.

Julius Caesar's main plot contains a group of conspiracy planning to kill Julius Caesar. Because the drama is based on history, the audience knows that Julius Caesar will eventually be killed. This encourages the view that Julius Caesar's fate will die, and real concern comes from the incident led to his assassination. Caesar had several possibilities to avoid his fate. From the beginning, Caesar noticed that someone can not be trusted. Caesar said, "Casius seems to be thin and hungry; / He thinks too much: such people are dangerous Caesar's consultant told him not to worry about Cassius, but he So, Cassius was planning a plan to kill Caesar Indeed, Caesar had doubts from the beginning but still could not hide the plot, Caesar's fate was in the hands of conspiracy It shows that.