Caesar Essay Antony was motivated more by his own desire for power than by his need to avenge Caesar’s death. At first, Antony was struck with rage and a thirst for vengeance. However, as he was so gallantly on his crash-course to justice he realized that he could obtain great power, status, and wealth. Alongside Octavius, Antony took Rome by the horns. Antony had such a paramount loyalty to Caesar that it could of …showed first 75 words of 719 total…

…showed last 75 words of 719 total…and he defied Caesar’s wishes by altering his will. Antony murdered those who dared to obstruct his quest for power. He argued with young Octavius. Noble Brutus thought that by killing Caesar he was doing the great colony a distinct favour. Instead, he unleashed a beast capable of taking Rome in his hands and a man willing to go to the ends of the world for power and wealth. That wretched man was Antony.