The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare is the story of the men who conspired and carried out the assassination of the great Julius Caesar. These men fear that Caesar will take the crown and become the next king of Rome. The Roman people had a real feeling against the idea of ​​monarchy. So, to avoid this, they come up with a plan to end Caesar's life, which is duly followed up on March 15, 44 BC Among these conspirators is a man who stands out as a tragic hero, and that is a man. with the name of Brutus. He was a great friend of Caesar who eventually became one of Caesar's worst adversaries. He betrayed Caesar's trust and friendship when he agreed to take part in the assassination plot. A tragic hero is someone who is in a place of high status or a place of power. This leads to a huge fall from greatness to death. A tragic hero must have many deep and complex character flaws that are revealed throughout the story. They must then ultimately accept responsibility for their mistakes; as well as being humbled and enlightened. Brutus demonstrates all the attributes of a tragic hero. A tragic hero must be an important person at the beginning of every story. The story must therefore ultimately end with their demise. Brutus is a powerful man of Rome accustomed to living in opulence at the beginning of the play. Not only is he much loved by the Roman people, but he is also much loved by Julius Caesar himself. Brutus is depicted as a man of honor, held in high regard by the Roman people. It is even compared to the greatness of Caesar. “Brutus and Caesar: What should be in that “Caesar”? Why should that name be more pronounced than yours? Write them together, you… middle of the paper… have truly defined the definition of being a tragic hero. He took a drastic fall from being a high-ranking Roman senator to committing suicide on the battlefield. He also had several fundamental character flaws that defined not only his future but also history as we know it today. His illogical thinking allowed him to justify killing Caesar; and his kindness allows Mark Antony to live and become a powerful ruler of Rome. Brutus finally has a revelation and his eyes are opened once he is defeated on the battlefield during The Battle of Philippi. Brutus' participation in Caesar's assassination defined his life and the lives of those around him; it also influenced the way we look at history today. Without his involvement in the conspiracy the Roman Empire would not have been the same. Brutus' name will forever be associated with Caesar's death.