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What was Brutus's struggle between his allegiance to Caesar vs. what he believes is best for Rome?
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What was Brutus's struggle between his allegiance to Caesar vs. what he believes is best for Rome?

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Im not 100% on this but basically Brutus is very conflicted because he loves Rome more than Caesar but hates that he has to betray his friend
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