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The Protagonist in Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar”

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Protagonist in “Julius Caesar”

Choose one of the four major characters—Caesar, Brutus, Antony, or Cassius—and, in 600-800 words, construct an argument that your chosen character is the true protagonist of the play, the character with whom you principally sympathize or for whom you feel a particular interest.

Ask yourself some questions as you prepare to write.

  1. Does your character determine the action and general movement of the play?
  2. Does he represent the values that the play as a whole appears to endorse?
  3. Do his actions and the development of his character point to a “tragic” conclusion, as you understand tragedy?
  4. How do the other characters in the play regard your chosen protagonist?

Be sure to cite specific lines, scenes, and actions in the play that support your viewpoint.

 

Word Count: 600-700

No. of Pages: 3

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