In William Shakespeare's play, "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar", holds a conspirator named, Cassius. Cassius was introduced in the play merely after Caesar leaves to his victory march on the course. Although Cassius is a senator and an acquaintance of Caesar, he shows such a manipulative and jealous vibe towards the other characters, especially Brutus. Cassius fears for Caesar's rule to be King and the privileges he would have. Unlike, the other conspirators, Cassius is the one who gathers those who are against Julius Caesar by manipulating them. It was not noticed at first but Cassius seemed to have a dark side to him, especially since he's very observent. Cassius does not want Caesar to be crowned King and hopes to bring him down while he still can.