Proof brutus was innocent

Brutus' actions may make him seem harsh, his intentions stay true throughout. Brutus seems to be caught between a rock and a hard place throughout the entirety of this play. We see that in ways he is easily swayed as a character and notice time after time that he doesn't always think for himself, however, he always puts the people first.

Brutus is a generally honorable character, which is what makes his betrayal to Caesar so difficult for him. From the very beginning of the play, we know that Brutus second guesses the moves that Caesar makes for his people, however, he does not act upon going against him and his ways up until the moment that he is persuaded by the conspirators to take Caesar down, for the people of course. He has known that Caesar needs to go, justifying it because he knows the crown will change him as a person, but it is the letter from Cassius and persuasion of the conspirators that allow Brutus to take in on the action.