Brutus in Julius Caesar

Assassinations almost always bring about something harmful, not something beneficial, and they almost always spell out the doom of the assassin. Lincoln?s assassin is caught and punished, Martin Luther King Jr.?s assassin is caught and punished, and the same thing happens with Brutus in Julius Caesar, by Shakespeare. Although Brutus may not have what it takes to be a conventional hero, he has many admirable traits. Even though Brutus is too idealistic, he …

…in what he says. In conclusion, Brutus is an admirable person because of his ability to persuade people to what he wants, even though sometimes he doesn?t make all of the right decisions. Brutus is an uncommonly respectable man. He looks out for everyone but himself, and strives to improve the environment around him. Even his enemies think that he is a noble, decent, man. This proves that Brutus truly is an admirable man.