Julius Caesar This tendency to place character conception before historic truth is best illustrated in Julius Caesar by the portrayal of Caesar himself. Shakespeare insists, despite history, that he is a tyrant, weak in body and mind, easily flattered, vain, superstitious. ...
If you found this post on “Adjective” interesting, consider subscribing to KD Did It, if you’d like to track this post for future updates. Return to top Adjective Definition: Words that describe nouns and pronouns . . . the how many, what kind, which one, and how pretty something or...