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Caesar is was  very ambitious throughout the whole play. During the whole play there were many conflicts that led to many battles. Symbols                                                                   One big symbol of this play was his crown. Many of the conspirators feared that Julius would have became King and become powerful enough to destroy Rome. 2. The crown 3. Bird s4. Swords

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Caesar is was  very ambitious throughout the whole play. During the whole play there were many conflicts that led to many battles. Symbols                                                                   One big symbol of this play was his crown. Many of the conspirators feared that Julius would have became King and become powerful enough to destroy Rome. 2. The crown 3. Bird s4. Swords

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Themes
1. Friendship

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Themes:
Ambition
pride
appearance vs reality

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Themes
1. Friendship
2. Manipulation
3. Pride
Symbol
1. The crown
2. pride- Julius Ceaser takes a lot of pride in himself

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Themes
Friendship
Pride
Heroes vs Villains
Symbols
Wives
Swords

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Themes
1. Power
2. Fate and Free Will
3. Friendship
4. Art and Culture
5. Manipulation

Symbols
1. The Crown
2. Anthony's goatskin whip
3. Omens

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pride
friendship
free will

birds
swords
woman

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Themes:
1.Ambition is a key theme that triggers Brutus to plot his murder.
2.Conflict is a theme that Also promotes his murder since jealous flames his actions.
Symbols
1. The crown is a symbol for the possible fall of Rome.
2. The women, or wives, are a symbol of private emotions.

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Themes
1.  Conflict - During the play there are a lot of battles between the characters.
2. Manipulation- In Julius Caesar, manipulation is one of the common themes used in it. The politicians use manipulation to get their points across to the crowds.
3. Idealism- Idealism is used in the play when Brutus says that he wishes the world was peaceful and ideal place to live.
Symbols
1. The Crown- The crown symbolizes power.
2. The Women and Wives- they symbolize personal and private emotions.
3. Bloody knife- The Bloody knife symbolizes the moment when Caesar was stabbed to death.

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1. Ambition
2. hero vs villains
3. pride
Symbol:
1. birds
2. the wives, women
3. swords

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Themes-
1. Appearance vs Reality
2. Superstition and Supernatural
3. The rise of one at the expense of other.
4. The relationship between faith and free will

Symbols-
1. Omens
2. Women and Wives
3. The crown

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Themes
1. Principles- Honor is one of the central conundrums in Julius Caesar. Some actions are done in the name of honor, others in spite of it. National honor challenges personal honor, and obligations and desires put honor at stake.
2. Friendship- Men in the play must to choose between loyalty to their friends and loyalty to the Roman Republic, which leads to some of the most famous examples of manipulation and violent betrayal in Western literature.
3. Manipulation- In Julius Caesar, manipulation is almost a professional sport. Politicians use their rhetorical skills to gain power and to influence large, fickle crowds, and seeming friends lie outright to each other.
Symbols
1.Women and Wives
2. Crowns
3. Birds

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Themes

Good and Evil:
Both Julius and Brutus are portrayed as heroes and villains through-out the play. Their names are praised or tainted by others of influence.

Conflict:
The struggle between the forces (Mark and Augustus / Brutus and Cassius). A civil war takes place which splits those who favored Julius and those who did not favor Julius, they fought over their beliefs on the topic and ended up victorious or dead.

Speech:
The power of speech plays an important role, as it was capable of swaying the plebeians to support Brutus, but then Mark convinced the plebeians that they should support him over Brutus, while Brutus condemned Julius, Mark praised Julius and noted all good he has done and the denying of the crown.

Symbols

Crown:
Represented power.

Wives:
Represented personal affairs.

Feathers:
Represented the desire to pull Caesar from power.

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Themes:
1. Hero vs. Villains
2. Friendship
3. Free will
4. Pride
Symbols:
1. The crown
2. Swords
3. Birds

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Friendship-
Like ostriches and Lake Titicaca, male bonds are funny things in Julius Caesar. Men in the play must to choose between loyalty to their friends and loyalty to the Roman Republic, which leads to some of the most famous examples of manipulation and violent betrayal in Western literature.
Pride-
When it comes to pride, Julius Caesar takes the gold. He's the most outwardly arrogant—and considering some of the other characters we're introduced to, that's saying a lot.

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theme
friendship
Art and culture
pride

Symbols
The crown
the wives and women
and the birds

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Themes
1.) Ambitious - Caesar was very ambitious throughout the whole play.
2.) Conflict - during the whole play there were a lot of battles.

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Themes
Art and Culture:
Fate and Free Will.:
Friendship:
Manipulation:
Symbols

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theme
1.friendship
2.Art and culture
3.pride

Symbols
1.The crown
2.the wives, women
and the birds
3. swords

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Caesar is was  very ambitious throughout the whole play.
During the whole play there were many conflicts that led to many battles.

Symbols
One big symbol of this play was his crown. Many of the conspirators feared that Julius would have became King and become powerful enough to destroy Rome.
2. The crown
3. Birds
4. Swords

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Themes
1.) Ambitious - Caesar was very ambitious throughout the whole play
2.) Conflict - during the whole play there were a lot of battles
3. ) Identities- In Julius Caesar, the audience is able to see both the private and public sides of Caesar and Brutus.
Symbols
1. The crown
2. Birds
3. Swords

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themes
1. Art and Culture.
2.Fate and Free Will.
3. Ambitious
symbols
1.the crown
2.swords
3. birds

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themes
1. Conflict- There was power struggles and battles as many people wanted the most power.

symbols:
1. One big symbol of this play was his crown. Many of the conspirators feared that Julius would have become king and become powerful enough to destroy Rome.

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themes
1) Heros vs villians- Both Cesar and Brutus are perceived to be heroes and villains in Julius Cesar
2) Omen- Caesar ignores the soothsayer's warning to "beware the ides of March", ignores calpurnias detailed dream of his death, and ignores the negative omen of the sacrificial animal who has no heart. After ignoring these omens, Caesar dies.
3) idealism- Brutus wishes for an ideal world. He is happily married, lives in a beautiful home, and is successful according to all measures of Roman living. However, Brutus wishes for perfection in his life, and although he loves Caesar, Brutus fears Caesar is too power hungry, and might possibly destroy the Republic.
symbols
1) Caesar's Feathers- when two Roman officials decide to tear the decorations off of Caesar's statues. The officials break up a celebration for Caesar's war victory and then decide to march around the neighborhood and pull decorations down wherever they find them. This act is symbolic of their desire to pull Caesar from power and at the very least, squash some of his support.
2) The crown- the crown inspires power.

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Themes
1. Heroes vs villans- Both Cesar and Brutus are perceived to be heroes and villains in Julius Caesar.
2.Omens-The seriousness with which Romans looked to omens is evident throughout Julius Caesar
3.Idealism-Brutus wishes for an ideal world. He is happily married, lives in a beautiful home, and is successful according to all measures of Roman living.
Symbols
1. Caesar's feathers- Julius Caesar appears when two Roman officials decide to tear the decorations off of Caesar's statues.
2. The crown-conspirator's want to kill Caesar because he is going to become king.

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1.) Conflict
2.)Realism
3.)

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Themes
1. Friendship
2. Manipulation
3. Pride
Symbol
1. The crown
2. pride- julius ceaser takes a lot of pride in himself

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Themes
1. Idealism- Brutus wishes for an ideal world. He is happily married, lives in a beautiful home, and is successful according to all measures of Roman living.
2. Identities- In Julius Caesar, the audience is able to see both the private and public sides of Caesar and Brutus.
3. Ambition and Conflict- Caesar is a great man, and an ambitious man. His ambition is what worries Brutus, and ultimately leads to Brutus joining the conspiracy to murder Caesar.
Symbols
1. Omens- The presence of omens and prophecies in Julius Caesar lends an air of the supernatural to the cold political machinery of Rome.
2. Body, Blood & Pain- In Julius Caesar, the human body echoes the body politic: the conspirators call Caesar's autocracy a sickness that must be cured
3. Rome- Because of its advanced culture and military might, Rome represented the world in microcosm. The lives of its most prominent citizens represented all human actions, and had far-reaching consequences for all of Western Civilization.

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[1.] Persuasion
A concept at the center of this play. Everyone seems to be trying to convince someone else of something.
[2.] Leadership
Shakespeare took the potential for upheaval in Julius Caesar and used it to examine a leadership theme. Concentrating on the responsibilities of the ruling class, he looked at what could happen if that class no longer had a unified vision and hand lost sight of what it meant to be Roman. In fact, the characters of the play lose touch with the tradition, glory, integrity, and stoicism of their past.
[3.] Defining Masculinity
While gender itself is not a central issue to this play, questions of Masculinity and effeminacy are. Caesar's weakness — his effeminacy — makes him vulnerable. On the other hand, the incorporation of the so-called feminine traits of compassion and love into the friendship between Brutus and Cassius paradoxically allows the men to show greater strength and allows the audience to have greater sympathy for them.

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[1.] Rome
Because of its advanced culture and military might, Rome represented the world in microcosm. The lives of its most prominent citizens represented all human actions, and had far-reaching consequences for all of Western Civilization.
[2.] Omens
The presence of omens and prophecies in Julius Caesar lends an air of the supernatural to the cold political machinery of Rome. From the Soothsayer's warning, to the storm, to the birds that presage Cassius's defeat, major events in the play seem inevitable, as if decreed by the Gods.
[3.] Body, Blood, & Pain
In Julius Caesar, the human body echoes the body politic: the conspirators call Caesar's autocracy a sickness that must be cured; the sleepless Brutus speaks of a rebellion in his body mirroring the rebellion he plans; and Calpurnia's dream about Caesar's bleeding statue is reinterpreted to mean that Rome draws its life from Caesar, as if his health were synonymous with the city's. Physical strength and weakness is important too.

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Themes
1.  Pride- Julius has a lot of pride throughout this play.
2. Persuasion- how easily the commoners are persuaded.
Symbols
1. Birds- Flavious potrays Ceasar as the bird who flied over the common man.
2. Fatness- Cesar says that he rather have fat men instead of men like Cassius.

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Themes
1) Fate and Free Will- no matter how much one avoids their fate it'll always catch up to them. For example the fate of Romeo and Juliet dying.
2)Power- the power
3)Pride-
Symbols
1) crown
2)
3)

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Themes
1.) Ambitious - Caesar was very ambitious throughout the whole play
2.) Fate -
3.) Power - the whole concept of Julius Caesar is based on power, without power the kingdom will fall apart.

Symbols
1.) the crown
2.)

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Themes
1.  Julius Caesar is headed for absolute power.
2. Julius Caesar is a mastermind in convincing people.
3. Honor is a big theme in Juluis caesar.
Symbols
1. The crown
2. Birds
3. Swords

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Themes
1. Pride - He is very arrogant.
2. Persuasive - He is very good a convincing people.
3. Leadership - He often takes control of situations.
Symbols
1. Picture of William Shakespeare: to show that he wrote it.
2. Bloody knife: it symbolizes the moment when Caesar was stabbed to death.