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Caesar's death creates a new political reality in which the Roman people feel guilty for doubting him and the conspirators are morally paralyzed.
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Conspirators
Caesar's death creates a new political reality in which the Roman people feel guilty for doubting him and the conspirators are morally paralyzed.
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"...make sense? Right? Because it was their doubt that allowed the conspirators to kill Caesar. If all they did was believe in Caesar, if..."
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"Okay? And to compound the guilt, Caesar showered the people with generosity upon his death. Right? Okay? So, you can see how the death..."
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"He's the one who wants to become king. Right? Therefore, Marcus Brutus and Cassius could only wait for their deaths. Because if they're the..."
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"And a couple of the conspirators include two of Lucius Brutus' sons, okay? His two sons. And the conspiracy is found out, and all..."
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"...who don't know that this is a great conspiracy are the conspirators themselves. In my next talk, I will use game theory to explain..."
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"...plot to kill him. And Brutus and Cassius and all the conspirators kill Julius Caesar. And then Brutus and Cassius think this is over...."
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"...was extremely well -organized, okay? He is one of the main conspirators against Robespierre because when he amassed power, he recognized that he couldn't..."
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"...fact, we believe Marcus Brutus, who was one of the lead conspirators, was actually his biological son, right? Why? Because Julius Caesar was threatening..."
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"...and Julius Caesar has just been assassinated And the three main conspirators There are 60 senators, but the three main conspirators are Marcus Brutus..."
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"people against conspirators and eventually Public sentiment was so much against the conspirators had to flee to the provinces Okay, and then Mark Anthony..."
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"...that's one Conflict the other conflict is you have these three conspirators decimus buddhist Marcus buddhist and Cassius and they're not in Rome, but..."
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"...right? Right? But instead, Marcus Brutus becomes the major, the main conspirator. And in the play by Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, the argument that Shakespeare..."
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Rome does not hand Octavian power because he is the best general, the most charismatic speaker, or the obvious heir.
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