Cassius-Jonathan Navarro

Cassius is a very improtant character in the play of Julius Ceasar. He is the one that tries to convince all the other characters in the play to turn on Ceasar and bring him down. He persuades Brutus by telling him how Ceasar has no honor and is not fit to rule over Rome. He talks to Casca and represents the storm as a sign that Ceasar will die. He is a very smart and intelligent and can bend one's idea to his own benefit.