Brutus didn't want to kill his friend but wanted to kill his over zealous need for more power, so Brutus did what needed to be done by killing his only friend and try to end his crazed hunger for power. Though his friend died he till wished it didn't have to end in Caesar dying, so after Brutus slew his friend he morns his death, and feels guilt following him so he repeats for forgiveness.
in 1960 there was a strike called the Delano grape strike
The night air was warm, beckoning anyone to come and sit on the inviting patio, where the master had constructed it with his own worn-out hands. Fireflies lit the patio up with their twinkly yellow lights that made anyone love the season of summer.
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