Shakespeare julius Caesar character analysis


	Personality	Role
	Caesar is a very loving person to his wife(Calpurnia) and his people(Rome) Caesar is a trustworty person as he seems to keep everything that he says and will do anything for Rome Caesar is a very motivated individual and thrives for whatever he wants to achieve or do	Caesar is a powerful and popular military leader he had dominated politics for years he won against Pompey's army and took the throne of Rome after the death of the third Triumviate,Crassius
	Development (Growth & change)	Other information
	In the beginning of the play, Caesar is in a very high position in Rome and is well respected my everybody Throughout the play,Caesar becomes more commited to his role in Rome Caesar always trusts his friends and has his suspicions yet,he just kept them suppressed Caesar's character slightly changes when he is warned by the soothsayer and dismisses it as if anything bad happening to him is impossible His wife tries to warn him,he agrees, but then also dismisses her when he is told that the people will dishonour him if he doesn't take the risk so he goes when Caesar is attacked, he is more hurt my the fact that Brutus was involved more than the wound itself	-

Caesar is a very loving person to his wife(Calpurnia) and his people(Rome)
Caesar is a trustworty person as he seems to keep everything that he says and will do anything for Rome
Caesar is a very motivated individual and thrives for whatever he wants to achieve or do

Caesar is a powerful and popular military leader
he had dominated politics for years
he won against Pompey's army and took the throne of Rome after the death of the third Triumviate,Crassius

In the beginning of the play, Caesar is in a very high position in Rome and is well respected my everybody
Throughout the play,Caesar becomes more commited to his role in Rome
Caesar always trusts his friends and has his suspicions yet,he just kept them suppressed
Caesar's character slightly changes when he is warned by the soothsayer and dismisses it as if anything bad happening to him is impossible
His wife tries to warn him,he agrees, but then also dismisses her when he is told that the people will dishonour him if he doesn't take the risk so he goes
when Caesar is attacked, he is more hurt my the fact that Brutus was involved more than the wound itself

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