King Arthur and Julius Caesar are both loved by the people they rule, but are betrayed by people close to them. Both of these men have hidden flaws which eventually lead to their downfall. These leaders have achieved much and the public loves them for this reason. An analysis can be drawn on the ironic similarities of their lives and their tragedies. Caesar and Arthur’s biggest flaw is that they are blinded by their …showed first 75 words of 468 total…

…showed last 75 words of 468 total…Both these men are similar in many different ways and are great leaders of there countries. The just manner in which they rule is reflected by the love the people they rule have for them. It is interesting to note that betrayal for Caesar and King Arthur was not due to unhappiness among the public. Instead the betrayal came from fear or jealousy within their own infrastructures; Caesar’s Senate, and Arthur’s Round Table.