Julius Caesar Code Of Trust Analysis
Why should I play the Roman fool and die on mine own sword? Whiles I see lives, the gashes do better upon them. Act 5 Scene 8
Why is it the people that we trust the most in our lives in the end are the ones that backstab us? Why is it so easy for us to judge our fellow classmates and friends but it be extremely hard for us to whisper one cruelty towards our own blood? While it’s easier for some to manipulate and take advantage of the ones that trust you most, it’s more difficult for others to act so cruelly and without remorse.
Whenever you are presented with the question, “who do you with absolute no doubt, trust with your life?” how do you respond? Most responses have to do with somebody within their family. This is due to the fact …show more content…
In life you discover that family does not depend on who came from where and if you share the same blood. It depends on if you are there through both the good and the bad no matter the circumstances. “Come what come may, time and the hour run through the roughest day.” One way or another, what’s going to happen is going to happen. We cannot expect everything to be good all the time, nor rely on those we put our trust into. We must be prepared to be let down. Although you may get let down more times than you’d like, you must always remember to get back up and try again. In the play “Macbeth”, Macbeth is a dear friend to Macduff until he kills his entire family. “Why should I play the Roman fool and die mine own sword? Whiles I see lives, the gashes do better upon them.” This translates to, why should I commit suicide like one of the ancient romans? As long as I see enemies of mine alive, I would rather see my sword wound them than me. Macbeth pretended to be his friend throughout the whole play just so that he could later kill him because of the fact that Macbeth wanted the throne all to himself. His mind was set to destroy anyone and anything that threatened his
Why is it the people that we trust the most in our lives in the end are the ones that backstab us? Why is it so easy for us to judge our fellow classmates and friends but it be extremely hard for us to whisper one cruelty towards our own blood? While it’s easier for some to manipulate and take advantage of the ones that trust you most, it’s more difficult for others to act so cruelly and without remorse.
Whenever you are presented with the question, “who do you with absolute no doubt, trust with your life?” how do you respond? Most responses have to do with somebody within their family. This is due to the fact …show more content…
In life you discover that family does not depend on who came from where and if you share the same blood. It depends on if you are there through both the good and the bad no matter the circumstances. “Come what come may, time and the hour run through the roughest day.” One way or another, what’s going to happen is going to happen. We cannot expect everything to be good all the time, nor rely on those we put our trust into. We must be prepared to be let down. Although you may get let down more times than you’d like, you must always remember to get back up and try again. In the play “Macbeth”, Macbeth is a dear friend to Macduff until he kills his entire family. “Why should I play the Roman fool and die mine own sword? Whiles I see lives, the gashes do better upon them.” This translates to, why should I commit suicide like one of the ancient romans? As long as I see enemies of mine alive, I would rather see my sword wound them than me. Macbeth pretended to be his friend throughout the whole play just so that he could later kill him because of the fact that Macbeth wanted the throne all to himself. His mind was set to destroy anyone and anything that threatened his