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According to brutus, why is it necessary that caesar be killed?.
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According to brutus, why is it necessary that caesar be killed?.

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Brutus thinks Caesar will turn against everyone who has helped him in the past.
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Caesar must be killed for the general good of the citizens.

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Brutus thinks that all of the power will go to Caesar's mind and make him a tyrant

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