Ghosts of Literature by Mrs. Chiquin

I think the author decides to add caesars ghost because I believe that Brutus started feeling bad for killing him. I think he feared that he killed caser for no reason

af037719 — 2022-05-03 16:28:04 UTC

Alyssa

Carrie Carter

2022-05-03 16:29:02 UTC

Shakespear added a ghost to excite his readers. It also illustrates the guilt that haunted the conspirators. Another ghost in literature is the ghost of Christmas past in "a Christmas story". This ghost shocked the main character and he reacted with contempt. It revealed how the main character came to be so reclusive.

Junior Araujo

2022-05-03 16:29:30 UTC

I think shakespeare decided to add the ghost of caesar to have that character there that will still drive the main character nuts. For example in harry potter harry goes and talks to this ghost which sometimes responds and says messages that make the character change emotions or react different.

kk049577 — 2022-05-03 16:30:54 UTC

I think shakespear added the ghost of caesar so it can show how caesar felt and how he wants revenge, it was also to add more entertainment in the piece. Another example that shows a ghost is the headless horseman and he comes back for revenge on the people.

Bryan Osorio

2022-05-03 16:32:08 UTC

I think Shakespeare decided to add the ghost of Caesar into Act 4 because I believe that he wanted to add more to the story and he did that by adding the ghost of caesar to the story and also to display the guilt Brutus felt for killing caesar.

An example of another ghost of literature would be the ghosts of Harry Potter.

Jose Fiscal

2022-05-03 16:32:39 UTC

I think Shakespeare decided to add the ghost of Caesar because he wanted to add more to the story by having Brutus feel guilty for what hes done to Caesar. In harry potter the ghost of myrtle would show up because she was killed

abi cabrera

lc0322861 — 2022-05-03 16:32:47 UTC

I think the author decides to put the ghost because it's something that they believe in, and still wants to have julius ceasers presence in the story

Angel Lemus

al037979 — 2022-05-03 16:33:02 UTC

it could be that ghost were popular at the time. or it could be that ghost are things he really believed in. for example there are many other places where ghost have been placed. like in Star Wars with Yoda or Opie one.

Mikel

2022-05-03 16:33:16 UTC

I think Shakespeare put Caesar's ghost so that Brutus would feel remorse about his actions and because it helped the plot.
Another ghost in Literature could be Ghost Rider from marvel comics which is somebody that died but came back as a ghost of vengeance that punishes people that commit horrible crimes.

Arlang Lokot

2022-05-03 16:33:18 UTC

I think Shakespeare decides to add the ghost of Caesar to excite the readers and let us know that he'll still be here. The part where Brutus talks

Bailey

2022-05-03 16:33:44 UTC

Ashley Herrera

2022-05-03 16:34:05 UTC

I think Shakespeare added a ghost into Julius Caesar because he wanted Brutus to feel guilt or tormented. An example of a ghost in literature is the book, Beloved. The book was about a mother who was a former slave. She killed her daughter to prevent her from being forced into slavery. The mother then began to start seeing her daughter.

Shae Acosta

2022-05-03 16:34:12 UTC

I think that Shakespeare added the ghost because I think that it shows that Caesar is coming back to haunt them and make them feel guilty for what they have done. I think it also adds more drama in the book. It makes the reader more entertained. An example of another ghost could be from Hamlet. The ghost of Hamlets father wants revenge on the people that poisoned him.

Amelia Thiessen

2022-05-03 16:35:13 UTC

I think that Shakespeare added the ghost of Caesar to add more excitement to the story, and to show Brutus that it was wrong to kill him.
Another piece of literatue with a ghost is Harry Potter.

I think the reason why Shakespeare decided to add the ghost of Caesar into Act 4,it's because it tell that Brutus felt guilty and afraid about Caesar's death.

2022-05-03 16:35:47 UTC

Belteszar

I think maybe the author made Caesar into a ghost to show Brutus regretted his decision and now he is being haunted by Caesar for what he has done.

2022-05-03 16:40:56 UTC

Maddox

Kenya Olvera

2022-05-03 16:45:04 UTC

I think shakespeare decided to add the ghost of Caesar, to show how he would get revenge for the betrayal of Brutus. I think this will bring a big downfall to Brutus in the book and something will come back as karma. A similar example would be "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. In this book "Scrooge" is visited by the ghost of his former business partner and three spirits during christmas to show him the error of his ways.

jocelyn.

2022-05-03 17:13:49 UTC

I think that Shakespeare added a ghost in Julius Caesar because he wanted to show how Brutus felt so much guilt and regret for killing Caesar. He felt tormented and scared.
An example of another ghost would be Casper from the movie Casper, also from Hamlet, because his father wanted revenge.

Hamlets father from Hamlet

2022-05-03 17:17:18 UTC

I think Shakespeare used Caesars ghost as a way of creating chaos in the story like when Caesar went to speak with Brutus, his old friend. Another example of a ghost in literature is in, Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. The ghost of Hamlets father comes back to get revenge for those who killed him. He did this by coming back as a ghost to ask his son to get revenge. This also created a bigger plot for the story by using his fathers spirit to ask for revenge on those who poisoned him.

Supernatural

jf047751 — 2022-05-03 17:17:34 UTC

I think the reason for adding the ghost of Caesar was to show that Brutus was afraid and regrets killing Caesar. An example of a ghost would be from the show Supernatural. They fight and try to kill the ghost with iron and burn the remaining parts of the dead people.

Kendrick

2022-05-03 17:22:56 UTC

I think Shakespeare decided to add the ghost of Caesar is to show that Brutus regretted his murder of Caesar, and now Caesar on his booty now.
Another example of a ghost in literature/folklore is La Llorona. Named the Weeping Woman in English. She is a vengeful ghost who roams waterfront areas mourning her children whom she drowned.

Grant TeBeest

2022-05-03 17:25:04 UTC

I think Shakespeare decided to add the ghost of Caesar because he wanted to show what Caesar was feeling and thinking. Caesar was back stabbed by some of his closest friends. Shakespeare wanted to show what he was thinking and feeling about the conspirators after they had killed him. The ghost of Anakin Skywalker, Darth Vader, who turns out to be Luke's father appears at the end of Star Wars. He appeared because he had unfinished business with his son because he didn't get to show Luke he was proud of him for becoming a Jedi and defeating the Empire.

Gabriel Mejia

2022-05-03 17:25:31 UTC

The purpose of the addition of Julius Caesars Ghost in Shakespeare's play it makes Brutus feel guilty that he killed Ceasar. Not only that but by adding the Ghost it adds more suspense to the story because Brutus actually listened to the Ghost to meet him in Phillipi. An example of another ghost of literature would be the ghosts of Harry Potter Myrtle.

la057444 — 2022-05-03 17:26:26 UTC

I think Shakespeare added the ghost of Caeser for two reasons, he feels guilt for the killing of Caeser and it is foreshadowing that something bad is going to happen to Brutus. I think Brutus betraying his friend Caeser is going to kill him and then say he was doing good. Caesers ghost says that Brutus is going to see him in Phillipi which foreshadows the death of Brutus. A great example is the ghosts from Ghostbusters who come out and feed on fear.

Daniel Ramos

dr032303 — 2022-05-03 17:26:28 UTC

I believe Shakespeare added the ghost of Ceasar to show the guilt and how much Brutus believed he was wrong, I also believe he added it to show the revenge Ceasar wanted. Another ghost in literature is the ghost from The Christmas Carol, the ghost is there to show the main character how much of a bad person is, and to show how he can change for the better.

Cole Ridley

2022-05-03 17:26:51 UTC

I think Shakespeare added the ghost of caesar because it reminds Brutus and all the conspirators of the person they killed and the consiquences that will most likely come in the future. An example of another ghost in another story is the green blob from ghost busters, this ghost keeps coming back and scaring Dr. Peter Venkman.

Emma Livingston

2022-05-03 17:27:12 UTC

I think he added a ghost in the story to incorporate a sense of eeriness. I also think he added Caesar's ghost so that he could still keep the conflict between Caesar and the other people in the story going.
An example of another ghost in literature is the ghost of Miss Jessel in the story the Turn of the Screw. She's described as beautiful and young but her ghost is said to be miserable and pale. When she was alive, she had a relationship with Mr. Quint, that was looked down upon. Both of the characters ended up dying and haunting both the house and the people in it

Jair Miguel

2022-05-03 17:31:44 UTC

I believe that shakespeare added the ghost of Caesar in order to make Brutus feel regret for killing Caesar. An example of a ghost in literature is the headless horseman in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow where he terrorizes Ichabod Crane by throwing pumpkins at him.

Jonathon Alee

2022-05-03 18:36:26 UTC

I think Shakespeare added a ghost in Julius Caesar to punish Brutus for what he did to him and wanted Brutus to remember that he's always watching him. If you encounter the Hachishakusama at Japan, you will have days or even months to live, because during those days and months, she stalks you. When she's done stalking you. She'll take you away and murder you. It kinda relates to Julius and Caesar because at the same time they both know what you're doing and they both can see you.

Jayci Weatherford

2022-05-03 19:01:03 UTC

I think that he added the ghost to show karma and to show that he would be haunted by the Ghost. Another reason Shakespeare could have added the ghost is to show that Brutus regretted his killing of Ceasar. Brutus is obviously scared and makes sure to listen to him about his commands. A book that relates to having a ghost is a Christmas Carol. In the book, the ghost comes and haunts the people and shows karma.

Addie Sengsouriya

2022-05-03 19:02:39 UTC

I think Shakespeare added the ghost of Caesar to portray the guilt and regret of Brutus. Brutus is obviously frightened by him and listens to his orders to meet at Phillipi. Another story that includes ghost are ´A Christmas Carol¨ where they have 3 ghost; Ghost of past, present, and future. These ghost basically guide the main character through the story. I think the ghost of Caesar will also guide Brutus.

Hannah Wyler

hw038044 — 2022-05-03 19:02:39 UTC

I think Shakespeare added the ghost of Julius Caesar to the story to make Brutus regret killing him. By having Julius' ghost in the story, Brutus is able to think about what he did and whether it was the right decision or not. Julius' ghost also serves the purpose of keeping the storyline going even after Julius is dead. The ghost makes Brutus think about what he did and adds some character development to Brutus and his decision to kill Caesar. An example of a ghost in literature is the ghost of Christmas past in A Christmas Carol.

Hokulani Tamashiro

2022-05-03 19:04:13 UTC

I think he added the ghost to the story to make Brutus more quilty about killing his close friend and to make him regret it and maybe even scare him to stop thinking about hurting anyone close to him just to save his country because the country can turn on him and try to get rid of him just like how he got rid of Caesar. He might've also done it to scare off the other conspirators so that they don't do anything bad again. These ghosts just wanted to help Coraline to know how bad her fake mom is and Coraline regretted meeting her fake mom.

Teagan Cline

2022-05-03 19:04:25 UTC

I think Shakesphere added the ghost of Caesar to show karma for for what they did to him. Like the ghost will haunt them from killing him.
An example of another ghost in literature is the ghost from ghost busters.

Zoey Milton

2022-05-03 19:04:39 UTC

I think shakespeare added the ghost because the conspiritors thought that once they killed Caesar they would be free of him, so it kind of shows a bit of irony and draws you back into the story. An example of a ghost is the couple from Beetlejuice, they were driving over a bridge on their way home from the store and crashed their car into lake. They woke up bad in their house figuring out they were dead.

Kaleb Metcalf

2022-05-03 19:05:22 UTC

I believe that Shakespeare added the ghost of Caeser to show the deep regret of Brutus. An example of this could be in the book "A Christmas Carol" were the main character, Ebenezer Scrooge, is visited by the ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future. They demonstrated the regret of his past and the effect it had on others and the effect it had in his future.

Elias lemus

el037980 — 2022-05-03 19:05:29 UTC

I think Shakespeare added ghosts into the story to add because he wanted to show that Brutus regrets killing Cesar and he tells him to meet up with him most likely leading him to his and his army´s doom. an example would be the flying Dutchman who hunts the seas for his next victim.

Nevaeh Finney

2022-05-03 19:08:50 UTC

I believe Shakespeare added the ghost of Julius Caesar for many different reasons. One reason is, to distract/scare the men that betrayed them, which will allow the enemy to win. Another reason is, that the ghost of Caesar will cause the conspirators to feel guilty/ regret their decision to kill him. A book that relates to having a ghost in it is the shining. There are two twin ghosts asking one of the main characters to ¨play¨.

lp035463 — 2022-05-03 19:09:09 UTC

I think Shakespeare added a ghost because he wanted to find a way to show guilt. By showing or putting a ghost into it. It can show the ghost messing with the conspirators mind. I think he added the ghost because it also adds a little bit more of detail. I think shakespeare wanted to add more scenes or make it to where he could have more creativity and not be so limited with his writing.

Andrea Jacobo

2022-05-03 19:10:21 UTC

I believe that Shakespeare added a ghost of Caesar for Brutus to feel the guilt of him killing Caesar. Foreshadowing the of the Empire that is yet to come. Brutus is frightened for his life after all of the Roman find out he has to kill Caesar. The revenge after death. An example, Casper the ghost will go around and people would get frighted due to the fact that he would go around, which would scare people whenever they saw him because he was not a living person.

Antonio Martinez

2022-05-03 19:10:38 UTC

I think they put a ghost becuase of alot of reasons. I believe they put it and he put him to get pay back.Caser will get karma on them and try to get them back. he will also try to make the conspirators feel sad and guilty because of what they did.

I think Shakespeare added the Ghost on to Julius Caesar to make Brutus regret what he did. Another reason can be because their is a message that he wants to receive but is afraid to accept the truth. A good example of ghost in literature and a movie can be Goosebumps. There is a lot of types of ghost in Goosebumps. A character that appears to be a ghost is Hannah. She saves the life of Danny after being trapped in a burning house and nothing happens to her due to her being a ghost

2022-05-03 19:11:19 UTC

Bryan Aguilar

Cielo Castillo

2022-05-03 19:14:03 UTC

I think Shakespeare added Caesar's ghost to the story to show karma. By karma, I mean by showing Brutus and Cassius that they cannot get rid of Caesar. Knowing that the two wanted Caesar gone because they felt if he was around longer they would all be under his control. And when they killed Caesar and attended his funeral they claimed they would all have peace. So having Caesar's ghost in the story will show how Caesar will always be around. An example of another ghost in literature is The girl in the locked room.

Thaily Hernandez

2022-05-03 19:15:01 UTC

I believe that Shakespeare added a ghost to punish and make Brutus feel guilty about what he had done. Brutus would have to live with Caesar's ghost for the rest of his life. He would be reminded of what he had done to his best friend. The ghost will taunt him for as long as he lives. Not only that but I think a ghost was added to make the story interesting. One example of a ghost would be the ghost from the Christmas Carol. He reminds Scrooge of his past.

Jaren Land

jl074042 — 2022-05-03 19:35:48 UTC

I think that Shakespeare decided to put a ghost in Caesar because he wanted to show that they were guilty and karma. I think he wanted to show that since Brutus was once his friend that he was guilty. He also wanted them to feel some pain for a murder that shouldn't have happened. He wanted them to have karma because it was uncalled for and they had a choice. I also think he added a ghost because he wanted some drama because he was also a author. That is my reasons why.

Lanz Rodriguez

2022-05-03 19:38:57 UTC

I think that Shakespeare added the ghost of Caesar to insinuate that Brutus feels guilty about killing Caesar. You can see this by him still thinking that Caesar is good and not allowing people to slander his name. Even when he was still making a speech against Caesar all he said was that he could go corrupt with the power and that they had no need for a dictator. An example of a ghost in literature is the ghost rider. The ghost rider is a ghost who was added to seek Revenge but Caesar's ghost was added to show that Brutus still felt guilty.

Andrew Cherry

ac037437 — 2022-05-03 19:41:03 UTC

The reason, in my opinion, on why he choose to add Caesar as a ghost later on in the story was to show regret/Karma. This is because they had just gotten out of an argument over a little thing and maybe regret trusting each other. Another thing is how Caesar said he was a vengeful spirit so the regret of what they did made them so self-conscious they saw his ghost to know they were getting punished. Also, I think they saw his ghost because why they killed him, they killed for a very selfish reason. Finally, his ghost reminded me of the ghosts in Harry Potter because they serve as a reminder of what they did/in the past. It changes their mindset to doing something and reminds them of what to do.

Leah Cavitt

2022-05-03 19:41:05 UTC

I think that Shakespeare added Caesar's ghost to the story to make him regret/feel guilty about what he has done. Showing that Brutus would live with Caesar's ghost for the rest of his life. He would be reminded of what he did to his best friend. For example, this can relate to the ghost in Harry Potter, Myrtle. She shows up because she got killed at the school and came back to haunt the person who killed her.

Emily Schaben

2022-05-03 19:41:50 UTC

I think Shakespeare added Caesar's ghost to the story to make it more entertaining. Since the play was actually true, it wouldn't be as intriguing to the audience as much. However, the appearance of the ghost would make the play more entertaining for the people who are watching. He also added the ghost, so Brutus would become more and more guilty of killing Caesar. For example, in the Christmas Carol, the ghosts wanted to show Scrooge how he would regret his past, present, and future acts during Christmas if he doesn't change.

Hector Vargas

2022-05-03 19:43:07 UTC

I feel Shakespeare put Caesar's ghost to the story to show a type of karma. By that, I mean by showing Brutus and Cassius that they cant get rid of Caesar and forget how wrong they did him. Knowing that the two wanted Caesar gone because they felt if he was around longer they would all be under his control. And after they killed Caesar and attended his funeral they said they would all finally feel at peace. So the addition to Caesar's ghost in the story will show how Caesar will always be around one way or another. An example of another ghost in literature is Casper.

2022-05-03 19:43:08 UTC

I think that Shakespeare added the ghost of Caesar to make Brutus feel guilty. By the ghost scaring him its like karma to make him regret killing Caesar. Brutus having fear is similar to ghostbusters because of the ghost like when they know someone is scared. So Caesar's ghost is making Brutus know that he is getting revenge because of how he got betrayed. It was to show that he was wrong for betraying his friend.

stephanie

2022-05-03 19:43:16 UTC

I think that Shakespeare wanted to add the ghost to show that whatever you do bad always comes back around. Also to show that when Brutus and Cassius killed Caesar that at the end of the day they can't get ride of Caesar forever. Also makes me think that Shakespeare added the ghost to know that yes he's gone but Brutus and Cassius will always think of him. After everything they done Caesar will still be around and his spirit will still be saying. Making it get into Brutus and Cassius head.

Van Nguyen

2022-05-03 19:43:18 UTC

I think Shakespeare added the ghost of Julius Caesar because he wants to depict the haunting trauma/guilt that came with Brutus's crime. This ghost will basically "haunt" Brutus for his brutal contribution to assassinating Caesar. An example of a ghost in literature is the Ghost of Christmas Present from 'The Christmas Carol.' This ghost represented the bright and joyful spirit of Christmas. He also represents the celebration of Christmas day.

yahaira

2022-05-03 19:44:19 UTC

I believe Shakespeare included the ghost in his story because it adds a way of making Brutus feel guilty. It makes Brutus feel guilty because he's not looking at the real Caesar anymore. It's kind of ironic because it gives the readers a feeling that he's still alive. Even when he's dead he still takes a lead on Brutus' mind. He might've also added it to scare the conspirators into not doing things they will regret.

Glenda Vazquez

2022-05-03 19:53:06 UTC

I believe that shakespeare added the ghost of caesar to add some anticipation to the story. For the story not to just be boring about how they build an army and stuff like that, that's why he adds that small scene/detail. Which makes the story more interesting and puts you at the end of your seat. Another example of this in literature is ¨ The legend of sleepy hollow ¨ which is a headless horseman. There is a man named Ichabod who is an enemy of brom and brom falls in love with katrina. Brom plays a trick on ichabod to try and scare him so he dressed up as the mythical tale well known in town. It successful works and ichabod ends up leaving sleepy hollow and brom marries katrina.

nr036425 — 2022-05-03 20:01:38 UTC

The main reason why the author added the ghost of Caesar was to show the consequences that Brutus and the conspirators had made that will forever stay til death. An example of another ghost is a Disney Movie/Book called " Mickey Mouse & the Lonesome Ghosts", where in a Haunted House there lived four ghost that loves to bother Mickey Mouse and his friends by prank calling them and scaring them.

keyantae

kc060104 — 2022-05-03 20:08:40 UTC

i think he added the ghost of ceasar becausse he wants to show the guilt that brutus has on his shoulders and all the stress and the fact that he betrayed ceasar with the killers shortly after his death. So for that i think he shows the ghost to represent ceasar haunting him because of that. Also i think ceasar shows up becse he wants to show that btutus will somehow be betrayed in battle and that is when he will see cesar again or a statue of him.

Isabella Caldera

2022-05-03 20:09:26 UTC

I think Shakespeare added Caesar's ghost because he wanted the story to be more dramatic. I also think that he wanted to make the people who had killed him, feel guilty. I added one of the ghosts from Coraline. The ghost is one of the children that the stepmother had killed. The souls of the children are still stuck there and are counting on Coraline to free them.

Anthony C

ac038377 — 2022-05-03 20:26:14 UTC

2022-05-03 20:26:56 UTC

Shakespeare added Caesar's ghost as suggests that Antony's vision of the invincibility of Caesar's spirit and the resulting death and destruction that will befall Rome has come to pass.
When the unbearable Deetzes and teen daughter Lydia buy the home, the Maitlands attempt to scare them away without success. Their efforts attract Beetlejuice, a rambunctious spirit whose "help" quickly becomes dangerous for the Maitlands and innocent Lydia.

Caroline ghost, Anthony rodriguez

ar031261 — 2022-05-03 20:28:39 UTC

I personally think that he added caesers ghost because he really wanted to represent how guilty brutus is. It now really made brutus ask himself why he did what he did.I think it was a really good addition to the book it added more emotion, and it shows us how brutus thinks. Here is a ghost of a girl from the book of caroline. This ghost was trapped and lured from the real world and was caught by the beldam, which switched her real eyes for buttion eyes. She is stuck in this other world with the beldam. Now the beldam will forever have her soul.

Naty

nl032295 — 2022-05-03 20:29:04 UTC

I think Shakespeare added the ghost of Caesar to show Brutus the invincibility of his spirit. I added the ghost of Hamlet́'s father from Hamlet by William Shakespeare. Hamlet's father was poisoned and murdered by his brother Claudius, so the now-ghost-and-former-king asks his son, Prince Hamlet, to avenge his death as good sons did back in the Middle Ages.

fatima alanis

fa037720 — 2022-05-03 20:29:15 UTC

I believe that Shakespeare added the Ghost of Caesar for it to lead on to Brutus, holding that regret in himself for the rest of his life. Since it is not controllable no Brutus side, he doesn´t feel comfortable nor the same after killing Caesar. With that being said, the author foreshadowed the ghost to hold onto a grudge, showing that the presence of Caesar wouldn't change a thing because the people wanted him. A resemblance that I feel is similar is Casper the ghost, showing how he frighten others by doing nothing. Casper would follow others, and since he wasn't visible, it would lead others to question themselves.

Carlos Pacheco

2022-05-03 20:33:52 UTC

I believe that Shakespeare added a ghost because he wanted Brutus and Cassius to repent their actions and feel guilty for what they have done. Ceasar wants Brutus to pay for what he has done and a great way to do this is by haunting all those who killed him Ceasar wants peace but can't get that after the brutal stabbing that took place. a perfect example of a ghost coming back and getting his peace was Casper the ghost as Casper frightens those who hurt him in his past life.

berenise m

2022-05-03 20:34:07 UTC

I believe that Shakespeare included the ghost in the story because it was a way of making Brutus feel guilty for killing Caesar. Another thing can be that there might be a message behind the ghost. A good example of ghost in literature and a movie can be goosebumps. There are many ghost in that movie. One of the characters in that movie that's a ghost is Terri Sadler.

Shakespeare added the a ghost to the story as a way to separate powerful divine forces and reality. Caesar's ghost symbolizes that he wasn't a normal person . Powerful/influential his spirit lives on to torment Brutus as a way to signify that actions were wrong. Or it's a in Brutus's head as he lives on guilty of his actions . It shows that remorse for his friend Caesar. A example of a ghost/spirit in literature would be the ghost of Banquo which is a another Shakespeare play. Banquo appearance as a ghost during the banquet scene serves as an indicator of Macbeth's conscience returning to plague his thoughts.

2022-05-03 20:34:21 UTC

Luis

2022-05-03 20:34:22 UTC

I think Shakespeare added Caesar's ghost in the story to make them feel guilty. To show Brutus and Cassius that they can't and won't get rid of him. This also makes me think they added Caesar's ghost to make sure that Brutus and Cassius never forget him and what they did to him. I also think they added his ghost as karma to everyone for the way they wronged him and acted towards him, to show that Caesar will always be around one way or another.

Melanie Mendoza

2022-05-03 20:35:31 UTC

I think Shakespeare added a ghost to the story to represent the evil in Brutus' heart that revealed itself when he murdered Caesar. This evil is now come to haunt Brutus. The ghost foreshadows death. This is a good strategy to make Brutus feel guilty for killing his best friend. The ghost is also important because it establishes a mood of impending doom for the conspirators.

Lajuwod

2022-05-03 20:40:14 UTC

i think Shakespeare added Caesar's death because he wanted to make the story more interesting.I also think that he want to show how guilty Brutus is.I added a ghost from Marshall Island.It was kinda scary,the ghost has a wide mouth and it body looks like a cat.When i saw the ghost,my soul came outta me and i was so shocked.

cassandra

2022-05-03 20:49:45 UTC

I think that Shakespeare added the ghost of Caesar to show that Brutus holds regret and guilt for the killing of caesar. I think that he wanted to show that Brutus will not be able to forget him and what he did to him. Ceasar's ghost also acts as an ill omen foreshadowing an oncoming doom. peeves is the most annoying ghost in Harry potter, he is like the Weasley twins but worse because he is a ghost and he can't get in trouble. He goes around Hogwarts causing complete chaos and only being scared of Professor McGonagall.

Ramon Giron

rg039706 — 2022-05-03 20:51:06 UTC

I belive Shapekspeare included the ghost of Caesar to make Brutus think about his involvment with his death which will make him feel guilty. Another reason is to show the audiencce how Ceasar reacts to the outcome of his death. By Ceaser being seen by the conspirators it will cause them to fear Ceasar and regret them from killing him. Captain Salazar was killed by Jack Sparrow after leading his ship into a cave at the Devil's Triangle later haunting him.

Dessy Gonzalez

dg036162 — 2022-05-03 20:53:24 UTC

Shakespeare added the ghost of Caesars because brutus killed Caesar and they were friends and now brutus has that guilt on his back. Shakespeare is now Foreshadowing that something will happen in philippi. This is a comic book called bleach he was a random person who got attacked by monster and a soul reaper started fighting the monster and then she started losing and then he came and got her sword and got her powers and became a strong soul reaper.

Monique & Penelope

2022-05-03 20:55:04 UTC

shakespear added a ghost to the story to show guilt to Burtus when he murdered Caesar. I feel like this will be a down fall for Burtus and get his karama for killing his bestfriend.But, it makes me also think that shakespeare added the ghost to know that he was gone but the only thing that happened was that brutus and cassius will always think of him.Casper is also a ghost that is really friendly and hes the type of person to alwuays not scared anyone.Also, a lot of people were really scared of him because he would always go around.

Rodrigo Mauricio

2022-05-04 01:36:40 UTC

I believe that Shakespeare added the ghost of Caesar to show that Brutus was feeling guilty for literally stabbing his friend in the back. The inclusion of Caesar's ghost giving Brutus directions to a certain place this could mean a couple of things. An important event is going to take place there like a battle. Caesar could ask why Brutus his closest friend would do something like that to him. In the manga Named Demon Slayer one of the hashira sees the ghost of his fallen comrade and the ghost tells him to take care of his students and leaves so the battle can continue.

Jackie L

2022-05-04 17:09:53 UTC

I think Shakespeare decided to add the ghost of Caesar to give more action. For example, in harry potter myrtle is there and in some ways helps harry.