Question

Give an example of one traitor and one patriot with supporting examples from Shakespears play Julius Caesar? i love literature and shakespeare but i am stumped on this and when you tell me the answer i will probably feel like an idiot but owell help please :)

Answer 1

Eh, I dunno much about da play, but I got common knowledge on Mr. Salad.

Answer 2

Now, I don't have exact supporting examples, but maybe Sparknotes could. Myself, I think you could say that Mr. Salad is a patriot (eh...) and Brutus is a traitor.

Answer 3

well i know that brutus is a patriot
the play is a little more different then what actually happened it adds mor dramatic ness to it to capture the audiences attentio

Answer 4

i mean a traitor sorry brutus is a traitor

Answer 5

lerlz

Answer 6

oh. im like, eating helping helpign you at tyhe same time. from different locations. sorry about the delay

Answer 7

its fine

Answer 8

wait, wat you need?

Answer 9

http://nfs.sparknotes.com/juliuscaesar/characters.html

Answer 10

ooh, maybe the traitor is a patriot too?

Answer 11

maybe that will work eh

Answer 12

cause you know ,brutus only wants to kill mr. salad for the good of his city

Answer 13

OR, if not, use Mr. salad's adopted son Octopus. Only though, because he becomes the 'leader' of sorts later on.

Answer 14

that's all i got. if you want something else, call on me!
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Answer 15

i used Julius Caesar as a patriot and Brutus as a traitor

Answer 16

Don't forget about Antony (as a patriot). He made the conspirators think that he agreed with what they did so that they would allow him to eulogize Caesar. He even promises to say nothing bad about them, and he sticks to his word. He "praises" them for "looking out" for the citizens of Rome, but really, he turns them against the conspirators because he highlights how great Caesar really was and how much he had done for Rome. He could have easily sided with the conspirators, but he stuck with what he knew to be best for Rome, making him a great patriot.