Julius Caesar: the power of words

The Power of Words Generally, when people get their way with others, they do it with words; they want others to agree with their point of view, give them what they want, or do what they ask. Such people’s victims unknowingly make choices based on emotional appeals and logical tricks, which allows the manipulator to control their thinking, and their behavior, setting themselves up to be used for someone else’s interests. For example, …

…speech that Antony uses his skillful orating tactics to cause an uprising against honorable Brutus and the trustworthy conspirators prove that the power of words is certainly capable of transforming one’s judgement and opinion to what their manipulator wants them to believe. Look at the damage that occurs, due to this enormous power that deceives, all because of the influential words of one man’s mouth that changes the intentions of another’s mind.