Lesson

[JustinK.]

This is a quote from "Escape from camp 14" i can't really remember how it goes :3 i forgot the page <3

".....the darkest....place....is actually under the candle....."

I think this is when Hong, Shin's best companion "betrayed" him~~

The conspirators acted as friends but then killed Caesar~~ Caesar never knew that death was lingering around him~

[junilee26]

By reading Julius Caesar I only learnt one lesson. Which was that if you do something wrong you'll get a pay back. Bad things will happen to you too. I'm surprised most of you guys wrote "trust no one" because this story happened long time ago and yes betrayal still exists, however I believe in my true best friends and they believe in me and we are a good group of friends that's been together and best friends together for a long time and we feel like a family together. I guess just I don't trust people or give them my trust if I'm that close with them as my best friends

[jungholee]

My lesson is in the world, even if I don't do any bad things to people, there is people who hates me, in any reason. There is always three types of people in this world; people who hates me, and people who loves me, people who ignore about me. No metter, what reason, there is people who hates me, even if I don't do anything to that guys.

[sazad100]

I learned that one should not have too much pride in himself for whatever he is good at. I think that people who shows pride and brags about how he is greater than other like Caesar, makes more enemies.

[agneslianaputri99]

We have to control our emotions and our greedy-ness because that affects everything, all the people around us.

[yeajinchoi]

One life lesson that I learned from this play is that the desire for power can really make people crazy. Not just power but I think any crave or desire for something can make people go out of their way and lose their sense of right and wrong.
Like Sorn said above, power really can blind people and I think Shakespeare did an amazing job expressing this.

[crystal]

The causation is terrible. Whether you are for what reason to do bad things, you must bear the consequences of things.

[chrishong]

For me, one life lesson I learned is to be humble and to try not to have a desire for power. In the play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare showed us that the conspirators (except Brutus), became corrupt and murdered Caesar brutally because of their ambition for power.

[munisa]

I learnt that you shouldn't be very greedy and hungry for power, because that will just show of a how bad person you are, also I learnt that you cannot trust people very easily, they can be a bunch of backstabberss. Thatis one of the reasons why I don't really trust anyone, because I know that they shouldn't be trusted, after hearing them and observing them, that'... What am I saying

[sergeyfen]

I learned that you should be listening to yourself first than listen to what other people tell you about your personal problems. I mean you have to try listening to other people in order to make a better decision, but Brutus killing Caesar was very wrong, Caesar loved Brutus he did not harm him or anything. Brutus just stupidly listen to some people and killed his best friend, Brutus was too naive and dumb not to do what is wrong.

[akari]

hi

[woori]

hi

[mirim002]

i learned that you should not have too much power...power may be strong but it can be deadly.

[jooyoungpark]

In my opinion the idea of foolish constancy is a huge lesson that i learned in this story. Being constant because you said so is not believing in what you believe in, not what you want. We are allowed to change our minds. Follow your heart, it all taught me valuable lessons

[rachel]

hi