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Thursday, 15 March 2012

"Et tu, Brute?"

Confused with the title? Well these are the last lines said by Julius Caesar (the king of Rome) to his closest and most reliable friend Marcus Brutus, when he was stabbed by Brutus at last, after being stabbed by the other conspirators.

Brutus had joined with the conspirators to assassinate Caesar for becoming over-ambtious for his power, without actually having any evidence for whether Caesar was actually over-ambitious or not! Brutus, being a person who lacked practicality, did this just because he loved Rome, more than he loved Caesar! Caesar, being unexpectedly stabbed by Brutus said "Et tu, Brute" (Even you Brutus). This incident takes place in the story "Julius Caesar" written by William Shakespeare.


Share how would you react after being deceived by your most trusted friend!

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4 comments:

  1. Quadd Advertisements15 March 2012 at 06:40

    1. Just hold my breath, 2. turned around and 3. walked away! (beacuse 1. I had nothing to say, 2. can't bear the pain of deceived and 3. can't see my friend going)

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    1. Quadd Advertisements15 March 2012 at 06:42

      CORRECTIONS:

      1. Just hold my breath, 2. turned around and 3. walked away! (beacuse 1. I had nothing to say, 2. can't bear the pain of being deceived and 3. can't see my friend going)

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  2. supreet16 March 2012 at 04:46

    But i think your most trusted true friend will NEVER deceive you..
    I think Marcus Brutus was a not a true friend of Caesar, if he was then how can he trust others and doubt this own true friend...this is just a rare case.. How can a true friend stab the other? Next to impossible..
    ONLY SO CALLED TRUE FRIENDS CAN DO SO..!
    TRUE FRIENDS WILL LOVE TO DO SUICIDE INSTEAD OF KILLING THE OTHER..!!!

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