: Ignored warnings (the Soothsayer, Calpurnia) and believed his power was absolute.

Respected for his integrity; used as the moral "face" of the conspiracy.

: Brutus joined a group of approximately 60 senators who stabbed Caesar. According to historians like Plutarch, Caesar famously stopped resisting once he saw Brutus among the attackers.

The conflict between and Julius Caesar is one of history's most famous paradoxes, pitting deep personal friendship against rigid political idealism. While historical accounts focus on the fall of the Roman Republic, William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar immortalized their struggle as a tragedy of conflicting loyalties. Core Character Profiles

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