Question

In Julius Caesar, Act III, what argument does Brutus offer during his speech at Caesar’s funeral?

Answer 1

At Caesar's funeral, which happens in Act III, Scene 2, Brutus argues that what the conspirators did was necessary.  He says that Caesar was trying to get too much power for himself.  For this reason, he says, Caesar had to be killed.  Killing him was the only way to save Rome.
Brutus says that he hated the idea of having to kill Caesar.  He points out that they were friends.