Was Brutus A Noble Roman

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Brutus is a noble Roman in this play. He killed Caesar for the good of Rome and he wasn’t looking to overpower everyone like all the others. Brutus was Caesar’s best friend and he loved him. I don’t think that Brutus would have killed his best friend just because he felt like it. Brutus truly loves Rome as a noble Roman. He wouldn’t have killed Caesar if he wasn’t noble to his country.
Brutus talked at Caesar's funeral and said good things about him. He also had said some bad things about him. If Brutus wasn’t a noble Roman he wouldn’t have talked at Caesar’s funeral that he had just murdered. He did a good deed for Rome by killing Caesar and he was being a noble Roman without boasting or blowing what he had done way out of proportion.
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