Julius Caesar

Why would Casca not be a good choice as your mentor?

Acts I,II,III

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I assume you want more of an answer than just that he is a murderer. So, comparing him to the other conspirators, Casca would not be a strong mentor because he is a bit of a follower himself. Where others in the conspiracy - Brutus Cassius chief amongst them - show strength of their principles (Brutus's being obviously more noble than Cassius's), Casca enters the conspiracy less forcefully, letting Cassius manipulate him through the threat of the latter's suicide.