The Most Dishonorable Character In Julius Caesar

There is much to talk about when the topic of who is the worst most dishonorable character in Julius Caesar Is brought up. There is no one person in the play that is all gratifying or completely dreadful. Although there are some, that stand above the rest. Such as Brutus, Antony, and Cassius. I will show you who is the worst of the worst.
Starting with Brutus, he is very friendly but what he has in heart he lacks in brains. He is easily tricked or made to believe things throughout the whole play. He goes to a point that most will not go. Such as plotting and helping with the murder of his best friend, or believing notes he finds in his home. All in all, he is bad but not nearly as bad as Antony.
That leads me to my next character which

is Antony. He is what you would call a good hearted guy until he steals the money and land left by his recently murdered best friend. Antony was a fairly good guy threw out most of the play. Although money and power got to his head and he lost more than just his best friend, he is still not the worst in the play.
The worst and most dishonorable has to be Cassius. He is pure evil and was out for power and blood from the beginning. Killing a man for your suspicions of future crimes is not only unjust it adds to his level of malevolent. Although his level of intelligence is uncanny, he has an ability to change people's minds to make them follow and do as you say even with as bad of a reason as he provided. His pure sophistication and commitment are the reason he is the most dishonorable character in this play.
There are many characters in this play that could be called bad or dishonorable, but three stand out more than the rest. Out of Brutus, Antony, and Cassius the number of wrong doings is too many to count but due to Cassius's sophistication and commitment to his cause he takes the crown on who is the worst most dishonorable character in the play.