Question

excerpt from julius caesar
by: william shakespeare

why does brutus worry about caesars character?
brutus thinks that power might corrupt caesar and change the man that he is.
brutus considers that caesar is too kind to be the ruler of rome.
brutus assumes that caesar is an honest man, and he will make a great leader of rome.

Explanation:

In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Brutus's core concern is that absolute power will corrupt Caesar, transforming his current character into a tyrannical ruler that threatens Rome's republican values. The other options contradict his motivations: he does not view Caesar as too kind or as an ideal, unchanging leader.

Answer:

Brutus thinks that power might corrupt Caesar and change the man that he is.