How is this theme developed in Julius Caesar? Often, people say one thing, but do another.

The Soothsayer returns again and again to deliver his prophecies.

The people of Rome are easily swayed by Caesar's speeches.

Antony only speaks to the people when the situation calls for it.

Brutus persuades Caesar that he supports him then takes his life.

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You know, I remember learning back in elementary school that when someone says one thing, but does not believe or follow it himself or herself, that person is called a hypocrite. Yeah, that's the definition: "hyp·o·crite: a person who acts in contradiction to his or her stated beliefs or feelings".

Shakespeare had already demonstrated to the reader that the Roman people are easily swayed with the opening scene in Act I.  After the assassination of Julius Caesar, Brutus speaks to the crowd and convinces them that Caesar was ambitious and would have been a terrible leader.  Although he is not a skilled speaker, he is able to use logos to convince that crowd that what he and the conspirators did was the best for Rome. At this point, they call for Brutus to become king.

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