how did Julius Caesar's pride affect him?

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zale101 · Answer

Julius Caesar Theme of Pride

When it comes to pride, Julius Caesar is the star of the show, as he's the most outwardly arrogant. Caesar's total lack of humility seems to be his tragic flaw. His prideful arrogance is a blinding force that prevents him from seeing the harm he's doing and the harm being planned against him. When Brutus is humble about what others call his greatness, he sets himself up in sympathetic contrast to Caesar. We like Brutus because he isn't all fatheaded. He also seems wiser than Caesar for being more aware of the world around him and genuinely more concerned for it.

zale101 · Answer

http://www.shmoop.com/julius-caesar/pride-theme.html

zale101 · Answer

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