William Shakespeare play, Julius Caesar, is whether or not Brutus was justified. Brutus, who considered Caesar a dear friend whom he loved very much, decided to join a conspiracy that planned to kill him. Harold Bloom, a very well known critic of the works of Shakespeare, states that “In his death speech, Brutus moves us when he rejoices that "in all my life / I found no man but he was true to me." But then we reflect that Brutus, of all the conspirators, was most untrue to Caesar…” (Bloom). However, despite…
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