Julius Caesar: Language Is A Powerful Weapon

In William Shakespeare The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, language is a powerful weapon. I choose to use examples from Act 3 Scene 2. The first example is Act 3 Scene 2 in lines 23-24 when Brutus is talking at Caesars funeral and tells the people he was seeking power. "Had you rather Caesar were living and die all slaves, than that Caesar were dead, to live all free man?" This supports the claim because someone in power in power can make and set rules. Also at Caesar funeral, when Mark Antony changes the minds of the crowd, and Brutus left. (Evidence Act 3 Scene 2 75-109 Julius Caesar). In the play or drama speech is powerful weapon and when put in the hands of a skillful person, it can be used against or to persuade people to do something. In