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Brutus's kills Ceasar because he thought he isn't a fit king for Rome. He said although Ceasar is a good friend,he should be killed for his ambition. Brutus killed Ceasar with the good of Rome in mind. He persuades the audience with explanations of good and noble reasons to kill Caesar.
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Brutus speaks to the audience onstage, telling them that they may put their faith in his honor.
He claims he didn't kill Caesar because he didn't love him, but because his love for Rome transcended his love for a single man. He claims that Caesar was wonderful yet ambitious, and that this is why he killed him.
Brutus assassinates Caesar because he believes he is unfit to rule Rome. He said that, despite being a close friend, Caesar should be assassinated for his ambition. With the good of Rome in mind, Brutus assassinated Caesar.
He persuades the audience by giving reasons for killing Caesar that are both honorable and honorable.
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