The Tragedy of Julius Caesar The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is the story of a political murder, and an exploration of political, psychological and moral.

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The Tragedy of Julius Caesar The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is the story of a political murder, and an exploration of political, psychological and moral turmoil.

Tragedy: type of drama in which the main character is involved in a struggle of great significance that comes to an unhappy end. Tragic Hero  Main character  High-ranking  Dignified and courageous  Tragic flaw or fatal mistake in judgment  Comes to an unhappy end  Gains self-knowledge or wisdom Tragic Flaw: weakness in main character which causes his/her ruin; the weakness may be excessive ambition, pride, jealousy, or something else (some other frailty).

Julius Caesar Born into a prominent family A brilliant military strategist Won power and support by conquering European territories and sending the money he gained back to Rome Appointed to high offices Some became jealous of him and plotted to murder him before he became king