Julius Caesar, written by William Shakespeare, was an extremely popular drama. Even though this story is old, people until this day, still enjoy reading and watching this tragedy. In this drama, there was an honorable, gullible, and loyal guy named Brutus. Brutus had been through much, but he had a lot more waiting ahead of him, and did not even know it.

Honor was something that Brutus was especially proud to have. He was also strong, and said that Caesar was `weak' by saying, "Tis very like he hath the falling sickness (I, ii, 254)." Because Caesar was `weak', Brutus planed to kill Caesar with some help from acquaintances. Brutus hoped that by eliminating, Caesar, who thought he had all the power, that he would save his country from worse things. Brutus thought more of honor than of death; if he did not have honor, he would...