CASCA. Speak hands for me! [They stab CAESAR]
CAESAR. Et tu, Brute? Then fall,CAESAR.”3.1.75-77. He seems most affected by the stab in which Brutus inflicts, since Brutus is the last person Caesar would expect to kill him, as they are good friends. The fact that Brutus kills Caesar along with being stabbed 23 separate times, brings the audience to feel for Caesar’s …show more content…
He elicits both pity and fear from the audience, he is a person of high stature, and often has a distorted sense of reality. All of these positions contribute to the fact that even though he may be a good character in which the audience admires, he still has flaws that ultimately lead to his tragic demise. One can surmise that Shakespeare is one of the greatest writers of all time, but for certain, his ability to interpret and present characters can never be perfectly duplicated, since his version of a tragic hero is much different than one might