Caesar's character is portrayed by his personal and political beliefs and his motives for making choices he made.
Caesar's character is portrayed by his personal and political beliefs. "such men as he be never at hearl's ease whiles they behold a greater than themselves," is what Caesar said. Men like him are never happy when they look at someone greater than themselves. Caesar knows hes bigger than Cassius." i rather tell thee what is to be fear'd than what i fear for always I am Caesar. Caesar doesn't fear anything. He thinks highly of himself. Caesar is portrayed by his personal and political beliefs.
Cassius character is portrayed by his motives by making the choices he made. "yet if my name were liable to fear I do not know the man i should avoid so soon as that spare Cassius. if he could fear anyone it would be Cassius. another example of him thinking highly of himself. And therefore are they very dangerous. Caesar thinks Cassius is dangerous. Caesar is cautious. the choices Cassius made, he is portrayed by his motives.
Julius Caesar was courageous and quick witted. he was also very good with people and was very popular. he had so much power in his hands that traditionally belonged to the senate. Then later he got assassinated in 44 B.C