Julius Caesar · Character
Strato
Brutus's servant who holds the sword for his suicide.
minor
Also known as good Strato
First appearance: Scene V
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With Marcus Brutus (friendship): Strato is a loyal friend to Brutus, ultimately helping him commit suicide at the end of the play. With Marcus Brutus (friendship): Strato is a loyal friend to Brutus, ultimately helping…
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- Friendship
- Other
Character groups
- Conspirators and Key Figures
- Protagonist
- Supporting Characters and Omens
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This scene is the dramatic climax because it represents the emotional and psychological peak of Brutus’s rheto…
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- Marcus Brutus
friendship · positive
- Marcus Brutus
friendship · positive
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See Strato in Scene VIn the story
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See Strato in Scene V