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Can this be a theme of Julius Caesar "one's loyalty is always questionable"?

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yay thanks! that makes me happpyyy! (lol i have an essay due tomorrow x.x)

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  1. While that statement is true, I read Julius Caesar and the themes I found to be most predominant was "The separation of private and public lives and the conflict that arises of it", or "Free will and fate, and each's effect on the actions of mankind."


  2. Yes, that would work GREAT!!!  Julius Cesar was killed by one of his closest friends, whom he previously trusted.  You don't ever expect that to happen, as you think your friends would be loyal to you.

    Props to you for coming up with a great answer!!!!!
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