Marcus Brutus in Shakespear's play, "Julius Ceasar".

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…aw that leads to his own death, naivety. He allows Cassius, through flattery and the constant suggestion of honor, to persuade him to kill a very proud and loyal friend. Brutus remains loyal to his cause and refuses to accept bribes because he believes his actions are not personal, but national. Shakespeare blindly manipulates the readers into believing Brutus is brilliant leader of the group, however, Brutus is a mere pawn in Cassius devious plan,