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00:00You
00:30Oh
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01:32Yes
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01:54Vector
01:56Yes
01:58Turrigan!
02:08It's a marvel good Salonius as any man left!
02:28I'm afraid of seeing this Thracian in his victories.
02:31Perhaps something of note to erase the tedium.
02:35I purchase a fresh batch of slaves at auction tomorrow,
02:38to be trained as gladiators.
02:41We would be honoured if you would grace us at the unveiling.
02:45What sort of beasts shall you procure?
02:48Only the most ferocious, to be displayed for your pleasure.
02:58Let's open them out quickly, quickly!
03:09Fortune favours us.
03:11Fine selection, enough coin to take our pick.
03:15Your competitor approaches.
03:19Salonius, my heart brims with joy.
03:22I had hoped to see you here, buying new men for Spartacus to slaughter.
03:26Spartacus, now purse proud and so potent with charm.
03:31How quickly Fortuna shifts her blessings, huh?
03:34The fact that beloved Avidius was unexpectedly made aware of.
03:37You speak truth.
03:38His murder was a deep tragedy.
03:40Indeed.
03:41One can never know who is plotting violence, can one?
03:44Or when they may commit the act.
03:47The auction begins, Dominus.
03:49The business then?
03:50Behold, the finest offering of flesh and bone.
03:53The Gaul, Sigavax, will demand expense.
03:55And perhaps the German brothers Duro and Argon.
04:00The others?
04:01Of little worth.
04:03Let us begin with a Celtic Gaul of imposing virtues.
04:08I give you, Sigavax, skin his armour, hands his steel.
04:17Who would claim such a man?
04:20Bid!
04:22Five denarii.
04:23Five denarii from good Vibius.
04:25Ten denarii.
04:27Twelve.
04:28Fifteen.
04:29Twenty.
04:30Twenty.
04:33Twenty-five denarii.
04:36I grow tired of bidding.
04:39A hundred denarii.
04:43A hundred?
04:44For the entire lot.
04:46Sold.
04:47To Batiatus.
04:48Saviour of Capua.
04:53With respect on this.
04:55Your coin, five seeds, their value.
04:57Damn value.
04:58Damn value.
05:00None can be placed on seeing that cockroach's pride ground beneath my heel.
05:05Salonius.
05:07Consider the whores.
05:09Perhaps you will have better fortune fighting women in the arena.
05:15No.
05:27Have I not placed you, Domino?
05:35I fear you have not quaked.
05:38Apologies.
05:39My wounds have yet to fully heal.
05:41Well, you will recover and all will be as it were.
05:43Forgive me.
05:44Dominus returns from the market.
05:46Get out.
05:47What would you have me do?
05:48If I refuse, Domino will grow suspicious.
05:49I know.
05:50I perform as weakly as I can.
05:51No.
05:52No.
05:53No.
05:54No.
05:55No.
05:56No.
05:57No.
05:58No.
05:59No.
06:00No.
06:01No.
06:02No.
06:03No.
06:04No.
06:05No.
06:06No.
06:07No.
06:08No.
06:09No.
06:10No.
06:11No.
06:12No.
06:13No.
06:15No.
06:16No.
06:17No.
06:18No.
06:19No.
06:20I can.
06:21It makes you lose interest.
06:22I am not angry with you.
06:23No.
06:24No.
06:25It's only...
06:26I find it difficult that you and Domina share what we have not.
06:33For some time.
06:41You alone occupy my thoughts.
06:45You're gonna die!
07:03I'm gonna kill you!
07:07You're dead!
07:08I'm gonna kill you!
07:09You're dead!
07:10You're dead!
07:11Yeah, you're dead!
07:12You're haunted!
07:13You're dead!
07:35What is beneath your feet?
07:40Sand?
07:42What an idiot!
07:44Spartacus!
07:49Sacred ground, Doctore.
07:52Watered with tears of blood.
07:54Your tears.
07:56Your blood.
07:58Your pathetic lives.
08:00Five denarii on the fool who spoke.
08:02Learn, and perhaps live, as gladiators.
08:09Now, attend your master.
08:12You have been blessed, each and every one of you, to find yourselves here, the deluders of Quintus Lentulus Batiatus,
08:23purveyor of the finest gladiators in all of the Republic.
08:25Gladiator!
08:26Gladiator!
08:27Gladiator!
08:28Gladiator!
08:29Gladiator!
08:30Gladiator!
08:31Does not fear death.
08:32He embraces it.
08:33Caresses it.
08:34What make you of the new men?
08:35They are.
08:36Spectacles.
08:37I find myself growing quite fond of this sordid business of gladiators.
08:44Perhaps you should consider purchasing one of your own.
08:47A gladiator?
08:48I could never.
08:49Could I?
08:50Choose a recruit and he is yours.
08:51We're a nominal fee of course, such funds to cover the expense of his upkeep and his
08:54service.
08:55The value of the new men.
08:56It's a great deal.
08:57The value of the new men.
08:58They are.
08:59Spectacles.
09:00I find myself growing quite fond of this sordid business of gladiators.
09:01Perhaps you should consider purchasing one of your own.
09:02A gladiator?
09:03I couldn't have that.
09:04Could I?
09:05Well, choose a recruit and he is yours.
09:06We're a nominal fee of course, such funds to cover the expense of his upkeep and his
09:13training.
09:14Every victory in the arena is an honor to his domino.
09:19The only thing that does is the sound of my voice.
09:24Who should I choose?
09:26May I offer a suggestion to aid your dilemma?
09:30You will learn to worship it.
09:32Doctore!
09:33Our honored guest wishes to assess the recruits, Svartus.
09:38Remove your cloths!
09:43Remove your cloths!
10:08I wish to alter my bed.
10:11Everything.
10:12On the one built like a beast.
10:15The one on the left.
10:17Segavax.
10:18The Gaul.
10:19He has truly been blessed by the god Priopus.
10:24A fine specimen.
10:26We must celebrate!
10:29See to the wine.
10:30Has a man ever had such a wife?
10:31She but loves her husband, it would see him elevate.
10:32A gladiator of my own.
10:33Mined from the same lands as Crixus.
10:34The envy of my friends shall spread like locusts, their hearts devoured.
10:36Would you torture so?
10:37No one of my acquaintance, I hope.
10:38Doubtful.
10:39Akelia.
10:40Amelia.
10:41Lycania.
10:42Lycania.
10:43gladiator of my own, mined from the same lands as Crixus. The envy of my friends shall spread
10:50like locusts, their hearts devoured. Would you torture so? No one of my acquaintance,
10:57I hope. Doubtful. Achaelia. Aemilia. Lichenia. Lichenia cousin to Marcus Crassus? The wealthiest
11:08man in Rome, according to him at least. Lichenia in particular enjoys the games, and also the
11:15beasts who do battle in them. You must make invitation for a private introduction to your
11:18man's sarcovax here at the villa. Oh, these are proper Roman women. They only mingle with families
11:23of equal standing. Perhaps it's for the best. Seeing your man in the flesh would only inflame their envy.
11:38I will arrange it. And I should even help you with your hair. We must make you look suitable
11:44for such elevated company.
11:52Shit. Baking in the sun. Seems only yesterday we were of a similar position. Much has changed.
12:02You became the champion of Capua, a myth to echo for a thousand years, and I...
12:08You became a good friend.
12:10Varro. The die call your name.
12:16Varro answers.
12:19You continue to gamble?
12:21Few coins to pass the time.
12:28You friggin' wait! Until gladiators have filled their bellies!
12:31Crixus!
12:32Crixus!
12:35Let them meet.
12:37They must embrace pain and suffering, to become gladiators. This is how it is done.
12:45Not by you.
12:52Let them eat.
12:53Spartacus. The kind and gentle one.
13:10Do not mistake me, Crixus.
13:14I give no shit about these men.
13:16But you, are no longer the champion of Capua.
13:25You do not take lead here.
13:28You follow.
13:29You follow.
13:29You follow.
13:29The man who follows, is forever at your back.
13:52Something to consider, champion.
13:53Frickin' Gauls.
14:05Much gratitude, Don.
14:07Man should not die with empty stomachs.
14:09Raskovs.
14:18Raskovs.
14:19Hmm. End of the month already.
14:22Your winnings amount to three and a half denarii.
14:24Preserve coin or indulge yourselves.
14:26When do I have it, Crixus?
14:27I expect there has to be returned free of blood.
14:34Masha.
14:36You passed my soul by mistake.
14:38Where is my coin?
14:39The mistake is yours.
14:47You do not fight.
14:48You're entitled to neither coin nor company.
14:53The donors shall hear about this.
14:55Oh.
14:57His very hand said the names.
15:00Perhaps next month you should find yourself again among them.
15:03Should your wounds ever heal.
15:08Borrow.
15:08A moment.
15:09A moment.
15:12Your victories amass much coin.
15:14Shall I see a transfer to your wife as usual?
15:17Or would you prefer a small portion applied towards more pressing concerns?
15:25That tiny man is the champion of Capua?
15:34That tiny man is the champion of Capua?
15:48Frickin' Roman swillers' legend to their advantage.
15:51You could easily best the man, Agarron.
15:52Spartacus defeated Theocles and the skies wept to honor its victory.
15:56The two of you would present challenge equal to piss and shit.
16:07You find my words amusing?
16:08Your words?
16:09No.
16:10The stupid freak that speaks them.
16:12Very amusing.
16:13Spartacus is a man to be held as an example.
16:17The slave ignites the arena.
16:19One day the flame shall set him free.
16:20I've witnessed such a thing.
16:24The roar of the crowd demanding a gladiator be granted freedom for his showing in the arena.
16:30You haven't even known the mark of the brotherhood and you cluck about freedom.
16:33Segavax is right.
16:35Spartacus shows us the way.
16:37I will train as he trains.
16:40Every first encounter committed to memory.
16:44And one day,
16:46I too,
16:47will become a legend in the arena.
17:00Ah!
17:25His wounds need yet more time.
17:28A much longer.
17:29A fortnighter, too, perhaps three.
17:32Oh, Jupiter's cock.
17:34His recovery may be aided by certain herbs, absent the apothecary.
17:43Dominus, I've been without sword for too long.
17:47Let me resume training.
17:51I will see all on the list procured.
17:54Heed Medicus' warning.
17:56The sword will return to your hand soon enough.
17:57Mandragora, Himbe, Lye, Thorn Apple, Himlach, Belladonna.
18:04Have a dozen more substantial lists requiring substantial coin.
18:07Procure the highest quality.
18:09Justified expense should remedy result.
18:11May the gods see it so. Too many days pass without progress.
18:15When Doctoris suffer a wound from Theocles,
18:18today you require equal time in the healing.
18:20Considerably less.
18:22There might be a blessing hidden among such a curse.
18:25Talk of Crixus' true condition surely has not escaped beyond these walls.
18:30Yet.
18:32You mean it?
18:33Inquiries for his purchase could be made in a delicate fashion.
18:36My visit to the market could serve to a purpose.
18:40Remove the thought. There'll be no talk of selling Crixus.
18:43I only fear for the future, Dominos.
18:46One that does not see Spartacus to raise from it.
18:49Straighten your twisting tongue and speak plainly.
18:52Yesterday I witnessed the hatred Crixus cultivates towards Spartacus grow beyond measure.
18:57If, in his mad passion, Crixus were to make an attempt on his life...
19:01Solicit numbers from Sextus Vibius alone.
19:03Word of Crixus' stunted recovery must not spread.
19:05I wish only to discover his current value.
19:09You would sell Crixus?
19:15I would explore all avenues of reason.
19:17Which is flown if you consider such a thing?
19:20Crixus will fight again.
19:22But will he ever be the man he was?
19:25Give him time to heal, Quintus.
19:27He bleeds when Pyrs says does any man.
19:29Crowds do not see a man.
19:30They see a god and we present him as such.
19:32Should that myth evaporate, so goes his worth.
19:36Then we'll find worth in another role.
19:39Surely his knowledge would aid instruction to the lower men.
19:41You already have a doctore, the finest than any ludus.
19:45He could work beside you then.
19:47Crixus has no head for numbers.
19:48The sword is his only purpose.
19:50He's part of the family, Quintus.
19:52He is a failing slave.
19:55This house, this family, is a business, Lucretia.
19:58As much regret results from selling a gladiator like Crixus,
20:01when the time arrives, and it will for them all.
20:04It's a necessity that must be swallowed.
20:08No decision that's yet been made.
20:10He may still prove himself fit.
20:13Turn your mind towards Alithia and her friends.
20:15Win their favour.
20:16And see this family rise ever higher.
20:18Good.
20:42But you lower your shield when you thrust.
20:44It leaves you open from shoulder to neck.
20:47Again.
20:50Crixus.
20:53What are you doing?
20:55Notorious gaze misses nothing.
20:57A risk made necessary by unfortunate defence.
21:00Has something happened to you?
21:05I'm ever safe.
21:06But Dominus, he considers selling you to another master.
21:12You're mistaken.
21:13Asha has been sent to market for her.
21:20And to question Vibius on his interest towards you.
21:22Vibius, my nester of shits and mongrels.
21:29The glory I've earned this ludus.
21:32And this is my freaking reward.
21:34Crixus, you must prove to Dominus that your time has not passed.
21:38To step onto the sand as a gladiator is the highest position a slave can pray for.
21:57Prove yourselves.
22:00Earn the mark of the brotherhood.
22:02You strike a solid blow against an ill-trained fool who taints the name of Gaul.
22:13He may be a fool.
22:16But he is one who was fit to train.
22:19Again.
22:20You doubt that I'm fully healed.
22:24Because I will show you otherwise.
22:27Doctore.
22:29Crixus offers a demonstration.
22:31To the benefit of the recruits.
22:34Shall I indulge?
22:36He believes himself ready?
22:39As do I.
22:43Sagravax.
22:45Your sword and shield.
22:50Attend!
23:04Show me the champion, Crixus.
23:08Show me.
23:09The attack's boldly.
23:30To hasten victory.
23:36Counter to proper training.
23:39Defeat is delivered not only by the sword.
23:57But also the crowd.
24:00Fall from their grace.
24:03And you may never rise to full glories.
24:05A true gladiator is taught to embrace pain and suffering.
24:28To fight until the life flees from his worthless body.
24:31And you may have lost.
24:58Learn from this man, we'll share his fate.
25:07Spartacus, return to training.
25:12Dominus.
25:20Rascos, Hamilcar, see him to the Medicus.
25:28I should hate you to present it to my master.
25:42A moment, slave.
25:45You frequent the market absent Batyatus?
25:49I conduct important business on his behalf.
25:53Regarding the former champion of Kapua?
25:57I discuss no business of the like.
25:59Well, I would have found a new position.
26:03Crixus, his champion in name only, is but limbs dangling from a skewed trunk.
26:09Your master would be well served, cloning him off on a toad like Vibius.
26:15Your concern for my master is well received.
26:19My concern is not for him, but about him.
26:24Are your ears receptive?
26:28I cannot stop a free man from speech.
26:34What about Yatus to seek reprisal for offenses he believes I have made?
26:38I would wish warning in advance.
26:42I am a villain.
26:52But I'm not your villain.
26:53Seek another slave.
26:54Loyalty can become a crushing weight if not braced by proper support.
27:00When your back begins to break, you'll find my shoulders broad and welcoming.
27:16You overreach.
27:18Here is the result.
27:20Do not address me as you would have accrued.
27:24Do not act like one.
27:26Words of import from the mighty Spartacus.
27:30Bringer of reign.
27:32Slayer of Theocles.
27:34As if you stood against him on your own.
27:38Without my aid, you would have nothing.
27:43Not even your miserable life.
27:52Death comes to us all.
27:55Press me again.
27:57You shall find yours.
28:04Gratitude for joining us this evening at the House of Batiatus.
28:09Indeed, Olivia has spoken so very highly of you that I feel as if I'm with old friends.
28:15Well, that's a disadvantage.
28:17Olivia neglected to mention she was acquainted with the wife of good Batiatus.
28:21I'm sure I must have.
28:23She is quite the bitch, if you have not noticed.
28:25Which is why we love her so.
28:27I grow rather fond of her myself.
28:29Mmm, I could use a cup of wine to wet the tongue.
28:32You could be drowning and gurgle the same.
28:35Is this Cestian?
28:37Falernian.
28:38Oh, she is trying hard, is she not?
28:41Only because I have told her how important you are to me.
28:43Yes, we all love each other and have orgies under the new moon.
28:46Now, tell us stories.
28:48Yes, tell us everything about this horrid place.
28:51She means the Ludus below.
28:54Do I need an interpreter?
28:56Apparently.
28:57Do you be quiet, let us speak.
28:58How do you live among such beasts?
29:00My husband sees them well tamed.
29:03I pray not fully.
29:05Like in here.
29:06Some instinct remains.
29:08So that they may unleash their savagery in the arena.
29:11I would go insane here.
29:13Surrounded by all these animals high atop this mountain.
29:16Would you not prefer to live in the city, surrounded by real people?
29:20I find that we are perfectly located.
29:25I need only step out onto my balcony and all of Capua kneels at my feet.
29:30Well stated.
29:32But you're not bored.
29:34Up here, all alone, nothing but slaves and beasts.
29:38Not even children to occupy.
29:40Boredom?
29:41Impossible with so many distractions.
29:47I stay quite occupied.
29:50Each day brings with it opportunity.
29:53Yesterday, in fact, six new recruits began their training.
29:57One of whom fights under Alithia's patronage.
30:00Luthia.
30:01Glorius gave you approval?
30:02He does not know.
30:03A few coins, parceled from my allowance.
30:04He will kill you when he finds out.
30:05And I will kill the first two tells, Tychelia.
30:06Hmm.
30:07A gladiator of your own.
30:08May we see him?
30:09Of course, he's not yet a gladiator.
30:10He must pass the final test before he earns the mark of Batiatus.
30:12Oh, so he is only a slave then?
30:13Oh, for the time being, but I would lay eyes upon the real gladiator.
30:16Yes.
30:17A champion.
30:18Bring Spartacus up.
30:19Spartacus?
30:20Oh, I'll tell you.
30:21A gladiator of your own?
30:22May we see him?
30:23Of course, he's not yet a gladiator.
30:24He must pass the final test before he earns the mark of Batiatus.
30:28Oh, so he is only a slave then?
30:31Oh, for the time being, but I would lay eyes upon the real gladiator.
30:37Yes.
30:39A champion.
30:42Bring Spartacus up.
30:44Oh, yes, you must.
30:48Bring up the champion.
30:53Let us all revel in his presence.
31:04Gratitude.
31:05For your aid in my training today.
31:11I would be eager to hear any advice.
31:13To further my cause.
31:17Your cause?
31:20Victories in the arena.
31:23And freedom.
31:27Forsake any thoughts of freedom.
31:31And the life you once had beyond these walls.
31:35Accept your fate.
31:36I'll be destroyed by spectres of a past, never to return.
31:41Spartacus.
31:43You are summoned.
31:45He stands as Mars, ready for war.
31:48Is there truth to the legends?
31:49Gladiators share the blood of the gods?
31:51Mighty Crixus.
31:52Certainly.
31:53There is a man.
31:54Truly blessed by the gods.
31:55When will we see him in the arena again?
31:57Soon.
31:58Hmm.
31:59What of you, Spartacus?
32:00Are you a blessing to us?
32:01To some.
32:02To others.
32:03A curse.
32:04The duality of his kind.
32:05Admired as a gladiator.
32:06Yet despised as a slave.
32:07He is much more than a common slave.
32:08You can feel it.
32:09It's a rage.
32:10It's a rage.
32:11It's a rage.
32:12It's a rage.
32:13It's a rage.
32:14It's a rage.
32:15It's a rage.
32:16It's a rage.
32:17It's a rage.
32:18It's a rage.
32:19It's a rage.
32:20It's a rage.
32:21It is a rage.
32:22It's a rage.
32:23The duality of his kind.
32:25Admired as a gladiator.
32:27Yet despised as a slave.
32:30He is much more than a common slave.
32:32You can feel it.
32:33Radiating from his flesh.
32:35I have heard tale of a champion's blood possessing many restorative powers.
32:39A few drops and a glass of wine are set to make a man hard for days.
32:45Such are the legends.
32:48Will I attest them for myself, if I could?
32:51Certainly. I'll send a messenger with a vial.
32:54I would have it now.
33:02May I have the honor?
33:10Take care not to cut too deeply.
33:14Legend does call for the blood of a dead gladiator, does it not?
33:17But such details should not concern us.
33:22Spartacus will die soon enough.
33:27To the roar of the crowd.
33:38I do not believe he will ever fall in the arena.
33:41He is a god among men.
33:42He's nothing but a Thracian dog.
33:44His treachery, dishonored Rome.
33:46It is your husband who bears the dishonor.
33:48Guards.
33:49He abandoned defenceless women and children.
33:52Left them to be raped and murdered.
33:54Get him out of here.
33:56What a bold tongue.
33:58Apologies.
33:58If he was my slave, I would have him crucified.
34:03For what?
34:05Speaking the truth.
34:06We've all heard the rumours about your husband.
34:13The hour goes late and I am expected.
34:18Creatitude.
34:19For a most interesting evening.
34:21And one that begs a repeat soon.
34:23Apologies.
34:34None required.
34:37You will soon learn that women of note have a rabid taste for the embarrassment of their friends.
34:43Well, I would not see my entreated so.
34:44May I have words with Sagavax before I take my leave?
34:52I wish to bid my man good fortune in the days to follow.
34:57Ah!
35:01Ah, my fortune returns!
35:03Varro.
35:09I'm of a winning mind.
35:11Save your words of caution.
35:13I am not here for words.
35:15I'm here for dice.
35:16You and dice.
35:18I'm of a mood tonight.
35:19I would have distraction.
35:21And coin.
35:26The rules, then.
35:28Should I need instruction, I shall ask.
35:30Leave us.
35:53Do you know who I am, slave?
35:57Apologies.
35:57I do not.
36:02I am your domina.
36:05My coin pays for your training.
36:09Water.
36:10Food.
36:12The very air you breathe.
36:16Survive to receive the mark.
36:18And you will become my gladiator.
36:22My champion.
36:24Domina.
36:27Domina.
36:32Please me.
36:35And the rewards will be substantial.
36:39Wine.
36:41Women.
36:42Even freedom, perhaps.
36:44You desire such a thing.
36:50Freedom.
36:52Yes, domina.
36:57There is something I desire.
37:00See you to tend it to.
37:03And your freedom will be secured.
37:05Spartacus should never have been summoned.
37:11I had little choice.
37:12Alithia and the man should be kept separate.
37:15Throwing them together invites calamity.
37:18The risk bore fruit.
37:19Lichenia intimates another visit.
37:24Spartacus of purpose?
37:26Undoubtedly.
37:28Then we shall accommodate.
37:31Her cousin, good Crassus, owns the very heavens.
37:35Your efforts raise us ever higher.
37:44And how do yours fare?
37:47Have you received offers for Crassus?
37:50I meet Vibius tomorrow.
37:52Vibius?
37:53His ludus is in Damascus.
37:55Crassus will fare better in the smaller venues until he is healed.
37:58Well, tomorrow, then.
38:04His glory fades.
38:07I would not have it extinguished beneath my roof.
38:12Damascus.
38:15Dominus meets with Vibius tomorrow.
38:18I've never seen Damascus.
38:22You think I'll like it?
38:26You cannot go.
38:28The decision is made.
38:33Even Domina doubts me.
38:36I see it in her eyes.
38:42Then convince her otherwise.
38:47My words carry no weight.
38:53I do not speak of words.
38:58You would have me do this.
39:06I would have you stay.
39:08A coin you lost to me.
39:28Which makes it yours.
39:29You are a fool.
39:33You have thrown dice before.
39:34I turned from such things years ago.
39:38For my wife.
39:40You're a better man than I.
39:43Do not forget why you are here, Farron.
39:45Remove your hand.
39:45You dishonor your family.
39:47You dishonor your own wife.
39:48My wife.
39:49My wife is a whore.
39:49She carries another man's child.
39:58She carries another man's child.
39:58How did this come to be?
40:14A friend from the marketplace.
40:17She claims he forced his way onto her, but you find fault with her.
40:20She did not fight.
40:21Had you not left to pay your debts, she would not have had to.
40:29She lives, Farron.
40:32She lives.
40:34You may yet hold her in your arms.
40:39I thought a decent man would cherish.
40:42My husband is at market on business concerning you.
41:07He believes your day may have passed.
41:12And you?
41:14I pray he is mistaken.
41:20And your guards?
41:23Do they answer your prayers?
41:27They're silent.
41:38But let us crack open the heavens.
41:42And gain their attention.
41:50Remove any doubt.
41:52That my day has passed.
42:12She seemed pleased.
42:14Nivea.
42:15You did what you had to.
42:18What I asked of you.
42:24Dominus is already at market.
42:27Speaking with Vibius.
42:30There's nothing that cannot be undone.
42:32You are a good man, Crixus.
42:35The gods will not see you treated so.
42:38They know a favor of Spartacus.
42:42They give no shit for me.
42:44You are a good man, Crixus.
42:47I have to do it.
42:52I am a good man.
43:07Oh, my God.
43:37No!
43:48Forgive me!
43:50Sam, forget us!
44:07No!
44:29You'd kill a fellow Ghaul
44:34To save a man you ate
44:37I did not save Spartacus
44:41I saved a brother who shares the mark
44:54You have earned a glorious death
44:57And will die at the hands for a gladiator
44:59I leave these walls for a single moment
45:07And a recruit tries to kill Spartacus
45:10Illithia's own man
45:12And he would have succeeded if it weren't for Crixus
45:14His days not passed
45:17Send no to Vibius, Crixus is no longer for sale
45:20Oh, I feared terms already agreed upon
45:24Well, curse their terms!
45:26Should he have issue he can reason to my fist
45:31Ah, the snake arrives, walking as if human
45:35I pray I have not missed the test
45:38Delayed, due to most unfortunate events
45:40Spartacus, the champion of Capua was attacked unawares in the baths
45:46Attacked?
45:48By your recruit's sake of ex
45:51How unfortunate
45:54For your man, yes
45:56Yes
45:58He had to be punished, of course
45:59He had to be punished, of course
46:19Spartacus yet lives
46:20Yet
46:21Your man would not speak as to his reason
46:27Even when tortured for hours
46:37He gave you no sign of cause when you met with him last night, did he?
46:41No
46:43Just a mystery
46:52I will regain my position, champion
46:55I welcome the attempt
47:21To be continued
47:24To be continued...
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