How is loyalty portrayed in Julius Caesar?

Answer 1

it has been a long time since i studied this wonderful work.

From what i recall, how to portray loyalty in Julius Ceaser.... i considered that maybe the relationship between Julius and Brute. Julius and Brute were childhood friends.. so, there is an expected loyalty for each other. Later, we all know what happened to both of them. Brute betrayed and became not loyal to Julius..as part of the group that stabbed him to death. I also think that Brute stabbed his childhood friend as the very last person on purpose to shock him. Obviously, he is shocked because he spoke E tu brute? which was ther childhood language.
the disloyalty can be from anyone..even your best friend since yall were kids. i am not saying that everyone you know is a bad friend, but in the case of Julius, the unexpected became the expected followed by an extravegant funeral speech by anothony.

Answer 2

E tu Brute. Read Shakespeare's, Julius Caesar. It's all in there.

Answer 3

I don't know about the play but I do know about the real Caesar. Constancy. Endurance. Caesar once said it was easy to find men willing to sacrifice their lives on a battlefield, but next to impossible to find one who was constant, could endure, and persist. No matter what.