Antony is extremely loyal to Caesar, but betrays Brutus and the conspirators. He claims that he only wants to speak to plebians to mourn and respect his death; he tells Brutus he will not blame the conspirators for his death. However, through the use of Shakespeare’s rhetoric, Antony is able to convince the plebians that Caesar was wronged. He tells them that if he was a bad leader and selfish, he would not have rejected his crown three times. He also talks about his will, which offers his subjects a lot of his own things.
