Which of caesar's flaws does brutus cite as the reason he killed him?
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which of caesar's flaws does brutus cite as the reason he killed him?
Explanation:
Marco Bruto: "Adored by his friends, admired by the good, and not hated by anyone, not even by his enemies, he was a man of a benign, magnanimous character, unaware of anger, lust and ambition, and firm and inflexible spirit in what is honest and what is just ".
But Brutus began to listen to the arguments of Casio, who urged him to revolt against the man who had monopolized all the power and acted like a tyrant, trampling on the freedom and dignity of the authentic Romans.
Finally, Brutus was involved in the conspiracy to kill Julius Caesar, did not miss the appointment, and was one of those who nailed his dagger in the body of Cesar to end his life.
The answer is: To do justice in all senses, both for what he suffered in his own skin, and for the Roman people.
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