Julius Caesar (Shakespeare Made Easy)

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Genre: Shakespeare; Drama; Caesar, Julius; Cliff's/ Monarch / Barron's Book Notes; Study Guides; Plays; Book Notes; Drama / Shakespeare; Julius Caesar; Outlines, syllabi, etc; Shakespeare, William; Assassination; Assassins; Conspiracies;

Average Review: 4.5 stars

Review: The Tragedy of the Tragically Unaesthetically Pleasing Review : The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare proves to be an amazing read if one thoroughly enjoys the challenge of deciphering the selective form of writing and occasionally complicated dialect. This classic play is based on the true, factual account of the assassination of Julius Caesar as it truly took place in 44 B.C. Of course, Shakespeare has completely made the story his own through the use of comic relief, characterization, and wonderful original composition. Julius Caesar, the ambitious and prideful dictator of Rome, has returned home from a victorious battle against his fellow Triumvirate, Pompey. As he celebrates and relishes his absolute power, little does he suspect the growing opposition of conspirators, some of whom he would never expect. This read is certainly worthwhile if one has a good taste for tragedy and does not mind a challenge.