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Shakespeare’S Julius Caesar: Tactful Rhetoric

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English

 

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December 5, 2011

 

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Read it, great Caesar.” And Caesar responds, “What touches ourself shall be last served,” meaning that anything that involves him personally will be attended to last. Caesar is obviously a very strong leader, but with certain weaknesses, like his inability to swim, and his superstitions. Though he is killed only half way through the play, Caesar’s ghost continues to make appearances in the rest of the play and hold control over the action after his death...
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Read it, great Caesar.” And Caesar responds, “What touches ourself shall be last served,” meaning that anything that involves him personally will be attended to last. Caesar is obviously a very strong leader, but with certain weaknesses, like his inability to swim, and his superstitions. Though he is killed only half way through the play, Caesar’s ghost continues to make appearances in the rest of the play and hold control over the action after his death...
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