Brutus is facing a dilemma. He's caught between what's best for his country and his friendship with Caesar. Playing the role of an advice columnist, consider his best interests and offer him some guidance on helping reach a decision

The best interest is that of his country.

Explanation:

Considering Abraham's Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, the interest of the organisation is higher than that of the individual but that of the individual should not also be undermined. It is germane to note that Brutus should endeavour to ensure that Caesar's interest is captured but should not be placed above that of the country since no singular person's no matter how highly placed or revered shall be greater than that of his nation's interest.

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