Brutus vs. Cassius
William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar is a play about characters during the Roman Empire. In the play, several people, including Cassius and Brutus conspire to kill Julius Caesar for different reasons. Brutus believes that the sole reason behind Caesar's death is to free Rome from tyranny; Brutus wants whatever is best for Rome. Cassius does want what is best for Rome, but, more than that, he wants attention. He believes that by establishing a coup, he might be able to rule over Rome. Brutus and Cassius have many such differences and contrast each other throughout th…
