My impression of Caesar is that he is very popular with the crowd. He must be very loved by the people so much so that he gets general shouts in his favour.
             He is a very confident person who is full of himself. To be described by Cassius "like a Colossus" with "huge legs" probably shows that Caesar is a very big, strong person who thinks he is very great. To be like a god, especially the most important sun god, Caesar should have a lot of power and control over everything, giving him lots of confidence.
             He also seems very self-centred. He "doth bestride the narrow world", not seeing anything but himself. It shows that he does not care for things that do not concern him. To him, everything is in his possession and he holds the world in his hands.
             Caesar seems like a very conceited person. He must be very proud and stuck up to make people feel petty, small and insignificant. He never gives in to other people and must always have his way no matter how unreasonable he is being, forcing the people to have to "walk under his huge legs".
             He appears to be a very frightening and intimidating person, only allowing people to peep at him. This shows him as a demi-god, so great that a normal human is too lowly to set a glance on him.
             Cassius portrays Caesar as a very demoralising and unreasonable man, not even allowing the people to die peacefully in their own homes. They are simply left in "dishonourable graves" as slaves in bondage for the whole world to look upon them with scorn for the misdeeds that might have done to get them there.
             Caesar does not seem very special or indispensable. "'Brutus' will start a spirit as soon as 'Caesar'. It shows that Caesar could be easily replaced and actually is not as important as he seems. It seems as if Caesar is not the best person in Rome, and only chanced upon all the power and glory because of a stroke of luck. Caes...