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Cassius in the play "Julius Caesar" by william shakespeare is an intellegent, observent, and devious character. Cassius wants to get rid of Julius Caesar because he is one of Julius's rivials who favored pompey the leader who Julius killed. Cassius is very good at using his words and his observations of characters to persuade romans into taking his side against Caecar for example he trys to persuade Brutus a noble and honorable general into joining him against Caesar by appealing to his love of Rome. He talks about how Caesar is "immortal" as he appears to be.
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