Why is Brutus facial an internal conflict with himself in Julius Caesar?

What? Your question doesn't even make sense... I might be able to answer it if I knew what the heck you're talking about...


If you are referring to Brutus's internal conflict, it's whether or not to become part of the conspiracy against Caesar. Brutus is Caesar's friend, but he justifies Caesar's asassination by saying that Caesar was power hungry, and that Brutus is only doing it for the good of Rome, not out of hatred towards Caesar.


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