| Henry VI | Julius Caesar | |
| Similarities | ||
| Not a long appearance in the play | Only alive for half of the play | |
| Murdered to advance a grab for power | Murdered to advance a grab for power, and to protect Rome | |
| Stabbed to death | Stabbed to death | |
| Wounds bleed in Richard's presence | Antony draws attention to wounds, claiming Brutus' bled the most | |
| Late King of England | Former member of Roman Triumvirate, almost Emperor of Rome | |
| Killed by Richard, "Wrong-Righter" | Killed by Brutus, "Wrong-Righter" | |
| Differences | ||
| Death was important, but appeared in different play | Death was a pivotal turning point in the play | |
| Famous/Relevant Quotation | ||
| N/A | "Through [which] the well-belovèd Brutus stabbed."
(JC III, ii, 175)) |
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Relevant passage in Multicoloured Threads