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Brutus is torn between inscription to Caesar and to Rome. He may love Caesar, but will throw this love for what he considers his duty to the state. "I know no personal cause to spurn at him (Caesar)/ But for the general. He would be crown'd: How that might change his nature, there's the question" (Act II, Scene 1, 9-12).

Brutus convinces himself of the sine qua non of murdering Caesar in order to grant Rome her "full petition." He joins the new(prenominal) conspirators in a murder plot and by joining gives the murder plot a moral authority. by and by the murder, Brutus explains his choice in the Forum. "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more. Had you rather Caesar were living and give off all salves, or that Caesar was dead, to live all freemen" (Act II, Scene 2, 22-25).

The eccentric of Mookie in Do The Right Thing must alike come to grips with conflicting hardcoreties. The film, written and directed by head Lee who also portrays Mookie, is set in the racially tense, low-spirited community of interests of Bedford-Stuyvesant on a very hot summer day. Mookie works for Sal (Danny Aiello), the Italian-American white owner of Sal's Famous Pizzeria which he has run for more than 20 years, long aft(prenominal) the other whites in the region moved away. Although the neighborhood is black, Sal only has photos of far-famed Italian stars on the popular neighborhood pizza sitting room walls. This is an indication of Sal's attitude toward the neighborhood that basically gives him hi

Just as Caesar being offered the crown was the attendant that made Brutus choose sides in his battle with conflicting loyalties, the finis of Raheem has the same impact on Mookie. Up to this time he has been an uninvolved observer in neighborhood unrest.

He is loyal to Sal and the profit-making way of life, but of course he has also tangle frustration at Sal's treatment of the black community which is after all, his community. His submerged anger surfaces in the climactic scene in which he switches loyalties from Sal to the black community. As a crowd gathers away Sal's, Mookie yells "hate" and throws a trash can through the window of the pizza parlor. His act sets off a riot and others burn the pizza parlor. Mookie switched loyalties to do what he felt was right at the moment. Afterwards, however, he reconsiders his action. The riot ends and no social action from the neighborhood follows. The morning after, Mookie makes peace with Sal by giving him advise on how to collect the insurance money and rebuild a better(p) pizza place. Sal rewards Mookie by giving him twice his salary for the week. zero is resolved in the end, except perhaps for Mookie's conflicting loyalties since he has managed to be loyal in his way to both his community and to Sal.

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