What is the difference between Cassius and Brutus death?

Cassius and Brutus meet different fates in Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar." Cassius dies by suicide after mistakenly believing that his friend Titinius has been captured, leading him to feel defeated and hopeless. In contrast, Brutus also takes his own life, but he does so out of a sense of honor and to avoid capture after realizing the consequences of his actions and the defeat of his cause. Both deaths reflect their characters' motivations and their responses to the chaos that follows Caesar's assassination.