The Tragedy of Julius Caesar Tragic Hero Brutus
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Example of Tragic Hero in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar | Brutus as a Tragic Hero
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- HAMARTIA
- How do I choose between my friend, and my country?
- HUBRIS
- "It's not that I love Caesar less, but that I love Rome more..."
- PERIPETEIA
- Brutus’s love of Rome demands he do anything required to preserve it.
- ANAGNORISIS
- Brutus was so certain of his justness in killing Caesar, he didn’t anticipate that the people of Rome would follow Antony against him.
- NEMESIS
- Antony turns the crowd against him during Caesar’s eulogy.
- CATHARSIS
- Brutus discovers that the people of Rome have turned against the conspirators, and they must prepare for battle.
- Once Caesar has been killed, it is inevitable that Brutus will go to war with Antony. Caesar’s ghost foreshadows this defeat.
- Antony finds Brutus’ body and requests that he be buried as a hero. The audience is sad that a noble man, with good intentions, suffered such a tragic fate.
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