Tavaris Scott - Caesar essay lyrics

The Story of Ca**ius is extremely psychotic, and downright absurd. Ca**ius a man with great plans for his people, and Rome overall was to evil to hear the real him speak. He was stuck in the mind set in which he thought it would be best to rid of Caesar. Ca**ius was the man with the evil plan that he thought would restore peace. Ca**ius hated the way that Caesar had so much power, and the way the citizens visualized. Ca**ius asks Brutus “What should be in that “Caesar?” Why should that name be sounded more than yours?” Ca**ius is trying to tell Brutus that Caesar has too much power and popularity. Ca**ius doesn't like the way everyone sees Caesar. He knows they all see Caesar as a king and not just as a political leader. He wants to make sure that doesn't happen. Ca**ius says “write them together, yours is as fair a name; sound them, it doth become the mouth as well. I think Ca**ius doesn't see why Caesar's name seems more important than Brutus. Ca**ius thinks that everyone should be seen equal among cla**es not one above another even though they are in the same social cla**. I think Ca**ius just wants a social status as great as Caesar. He has a problem with someone with a greater purpose than he does. Ca**ius doesn't see why all Rome's power was technically handed to Caesar. Ca**ius says “Now is it Rome indeed and room enough, when there is in it one only man.” I think Ca**ius doesn't like that Caesar has so much power because the people over hype him. I think Ca**ius doesn't like the way Rome is acting in such a manor. Ca**ius says “O, you and I have heard our fathers said Thou were a Brutus once…” I think Ca**ius feel as if Rome wants a king. Ca**ius doesn't want Caesar as a king but to remain a republic.