- 6/30/2025
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00:00You
00:30Yeah
01:00Oh
01:30Yeah
02:00Oh
02:30Oh
03:00That is no boy, but freaking demon
03:21Your presence in the pits comes as welcome surprise
03:30When word the tightest buddy artist graced us with his presence
03:34Where did you find him?
03:35He's from a pack of Numidians, purchased from Maelok
03:38The others fell within the week
03:40This one proves too dim to sniff out their trail
03:43Has he any training?
03:45Training? A rabid dog would be a more agreeable pupil
03:48One must only find an ember of purpose and give it breath
03:54I give no shit to embers
03:56Coin warms my breast
03:58And the price?
04:01To see you so inflamed?
04:03Ten denarii, and the boy is yours
04:05Eight
04:06Eight? You appear as honorable man, yet attempt to pull wool over ice
04:10If I held such desire
04:18You would be split in two
04:22I give you this bargain only to entice further purchases
04:28Rise! Greet your new master
04:33Enemaus
04:34It is time
04:49Filthy animals
04:58Living in awful and shit beneath the city
05:01If we'd known they were there, we would be riding towards Rome with news of Spartacus's death
05:06No, there could be anywhere
05:08He would have left the city
05:09It's a rougher terrain
05:11It would be no simple task to sweep such an area
05:13More men would spur to purpose
05:15It seems to raise soldiers have borne shriveled fruit
05:18It is the fault of Cepius
05:20He secured every man familiar with sword as his own
05:24And perhaps it's time we call on his support
05:26He is Virinius' man
05:27Not worthy of such invitation
05:31And yet his men prove a necessity
05:33If we had him in the marketplace, Spartacus would never have found himself so close to you
05:37The gods conspire against you
05:40Return to your quarters
05:44They demand proper offering
05:45One of blood and sacrifice
05:49You speak of Rachel?
05:52To restore this house
05:53And to force our enemies to their knees
05:57See yourself to market
06:02To gather what you require when sun creates day
06:06We shall confer
06:09Cepius
06:11I'll make arrangement
06:13You believe
06:23That gods will heed your prayers
06:25If my course is just
06:28Then entreat them
06:30To divine where Spartacus has gone to grant
06:35Before the villain robs another Roman of his life
06:40To be continued
07:10Tiberius, I would finish.
07:20Come on!
07:23My robes! Quickly!
07:40Come on!
08:10Strike fear and quiet concern.
08:37Our quarrel is not with you.
08:40It's with those that would place themselves your master.
08:46You are presented choice, as we once were.
08:51To submit forever to Roman cruelty.
08:55Or to take up arms and to join us in freedom.
09:00And who are you to present such offer?
09:07I am Spartacus.
09:12Still your tongues!
09:15Are you the dominus of this house?
09:19I am.
09:22Then we should have words.
09:31What is it you seek?
09:33Give desire a voice and see it satisfied.
09:35You are a man of freaking influence.
09:38Yes.
09:39Yes.
09:40I have the ear of the magistrate.
09:43I can deliver a message.
09:45Here's a message.
09:46Sent to you which I have interested.
09:48You were friends of Batiatus.
09:51Were you not?
09:52Were you not?
09:56I knew him only in passing.
10:00He was filled with mad dreams.
10:04Of rising in prominence of others.
10:07Yet he needed support.
10:09To gain it.
10:10He sent a gift.
10:12From villa to villa in this region.
10:15A woman.
10:16A woman.
10:17A woman.
10:18A woman.
10:19You know of her.
10:20If I do.
10:21My life yet speared.
10:22Speak.
10:23While you still have freaking time.
10:24She was here.
10:25She was here.
10:26She was here.
10:27No.
10:28You would break false word.
10:29To Jupiter himself.
10:30Just to see another dawn.
10:31No.
10:32No.
10:33No.
10:34No.
10:35It's dark of skin.
10:36And the hair roughly shone.
10:37The mark of her domino upon the back of her shoulder.
10:39Where is she?
10:40No.
10:41No.
10:42No.
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11:21No.
11:22No.
11:23No.
11:24No.
11:25No.
11:26Please, you just saw a freaking slave!
11:29Yeah!
11:44Your beauty stares my loins.
11:47Your eyes too slight for eyes to notice.
11:50That one smells of shit.
11:59From where does he hail?
12:01Gallia.
12:03Gaulds.
12:04They lay absent regard of pleasing a woman.
12:07A skill lacking in most men.
12:11And what of Spartacus?
12:13How does he stand?
12:15Above the rest.
12:17In all regard.
12:19Apologies.
12:20I did not know he was yours.
12:22I do not claim him in such terms.
12:25Nor would he be so enslaved.
12:27He offers you protection in return for affections.
12:31We have no such arrangement.
12:33Is it love then?
12:35Of course, the hope of love to come.
12:45A danger in its own right.
12:47I need an accounting of all food and supplies.
12:50If I be to sincere, done.
12:52We've suffered no casualties.
12:53Though Liskos and Aker took minor wounds.
13:05The Gaulds grew careless.
13:07How many weapons were secured?
13:08Enough to see a dozen more men well armed?
13:10And we were put into use.
13:12In the next villa that we take.
13:14The Dominus?
13:16He recalled a slave.
13:19Marked the same as Navia.
13:22Where was she taken?
13:23She was put to cart.
13:25To be passed to the next Dominus.
13:27Trixus.
13:28We will find her, brother.
13:34And see everyone that has kept her from your arms to the afterlife.
13:40I will see to my men.
13:46Get down.
13:51He is given crumbs.
13:54Yet you present his freaking meal.
13:56His heart aches for nourishment.
13:58I would have it well fed.
14:00Even if Navia lives, she will not be the woman he holds to memory.
14:05If we are to stand against Clever and the Romans, we must liberate fighting men.
14:10Not waste effort on dwindling hope and worthless house slaves.
14:13Every man has his worth.
14:15A lesson the Romans will soon learn.
14:19The bonds of slavery have been struck.
14:25Never again will you feel them tighten around your neck.
14:31Robbing you of breath.
14:34And life.
14:37See your own join your brothers.
14:43And take up just cause.
14:46We will see the Romans bleed for taking us as dogs.
14:50To be yanked by the leash at their command.
14:54Ficus.
14:55Silphus.
14:56Weapons.
14:57Weapons.
14:58Now.
15:00We would have blood.
15:15This place.
15:20The very air clings to the flesh.
15:24Tainting it.
15:25Close eyes, Domina.
15:27And replace thought.
15:29Ficus.
15:43gentlemen,
15:48two inside.
15:50They shouldn't say it's the death of Earth.
15:52Oh, no.
16:08Illithia!
16:10Oh, Gaius!
16:14You give heart cause to flutter.
16:18The water ripples in evidence.
16:23The result of your child.
16:26And firm kick upon swollen valley.
16:32Such aggression, prophesies, boy.
16:36Would I give you any less?
16:38You have given me much of late.
16:40Your sacrifice has not gone unnoticed.
16:44Yet, there is more that I would ask.
16:49You need but command it.
16:51Escort Lucretia to market at dawn.
16:54She intend ceremony to cleanse this house and deliver my enemies.
16:58The gods would rather piss on Rome than whisper in her ear.
17:02People of this city believe her profit.
17:05She is not to be trusted.
17:07It was not long ago you named her friend.
17:09A mistake, dearly paid for.
17:11A sum costing us both.
17:16You truly believe her blessed?
17:21Spartacus must fall if we are to be returned to Rome.
17:25And I am willing to believe whatever revelations tumble from her lips,
17:28if they shall hasten such a day.
17:33Now, see yourself dried by loving hands.
17:40And to our bed.
17:42I'd have a proper bed once more.
17:51It's been a lifetime.
17:55I have never known such a thing.
18:00Then it is much deserved.
18:05Spartacus, what we share, what meaning does it hold for you?
18:18What answer would you have?
18:22One spoken from the heart.
18:24I have feasted so long on pain and sorrow.
18:33It is difficult to recall sweeter taste.
18:39Except when you are in my arms.
18:45Then let me never be from them.
18:54Spartacus!
19:04You have already killed me once.
19:06Do not hesitate to revisit the deed.
19:08He did nothing but offer freedom.
19:10And this is how you repay.
19:12I was not Esther Grant.
19:13I was body slave to the Dominus.
19:15I had position and respect.
19:17You were a slave.
19:19Everything you possessed a mere fleeting illusion.
19:21You but take my master's place.
19:23And what would your master do now?
19:26If he stood so assaulted?
19:29He would see me dead.
19:32Yes.
19:33He would.
19:40You yet wish to train this child.
19:43The boy deserves opportunity.
19:45He was given such a thing.
19:47And made a tempt on your life in response.
19:50God save me.
19:52I find myself in agreement with the Gaul.
19:55He has known nothing but slavery.
19:57The strength of such a tether not easily severed.
20:00Perhaps never to be so.
20:02And if we take his life?
20:03What message will that send to those who wish to join our cause?
20:07That they had best be agreeable?
20:08We're Romans then.
20:09Commanding through fear and threat of death.
20:11If he makes a tempt again.
20:13I will make sure he joins his fricking Dominus.
20:15And how do you propose we train this wild little dog?
20:17This bad artist had Dr. Ray train me.
20:18And that turned out so well.
20:22Liberius!
20:23Draws!
20:24Plumbatae!
20:25Liberius!
20:26Draws!
20:27Flumbatae!
20:28propose to be trained in this wild little dog this bady artist had doctore trained me
20:36and that turned out so well
20:48liberius draws flumbatai
20:58aro nexus select big your lamb
21:28Ah
21:58Oh
22:00Release him
22:06I stand in victory in my match
22:08Yet Doctore provides only Lashenrod as reward
22:10You believe you deserve otherwise?
22:12This is a house of champions, Enemaus
22:16It does not submit to you
22:18You submit to it
22:22Yes, Dominus
22:28One must learn to kneel
22:30If he is ever to rise
22:32A necessary lesson
22:34If you are to one day join
22:36The champions of the house of Batiatus
22:40How is such a thing possible?
22:42The answer lies within your breast
22:46You fight with the strength
22:48Of men beyond your meager years
22:50Yet lack the discipline
22:52To see it properly harnessed
22:54Quintus
22:56Two cups of malsum
22:58Tell me what I must do
23:02The most difficult of tasks
23:08You must discover your purpose
23:10My purpose?
23:12That which you fight for
23:14I fight to stay alive
23:16As do we all
23:18But to grasp the heavens
23:22You must fight for something greater
23:24Something beyond mere survival
23:28You are my Dominus
23:30I fight for whatever you decide
23:32No, no
23:34This is a decision each man
23:36Whether slave or freeborn
23:38Must forge himself
23:40It is yours alone
23:48To your purpose
23:54To your purpose
23:56And the destiny it shall lead you to
24:00To your purpose
24:02To your purpose
24:20Let's go!
24:50Go!
24:52Go!
24:54Go!
24:56Aronexus!
24:58Victo!
25:00Just frickin' barely.
25:04Send another to face me.
25:06And what of his opponent?
25:08Send him as well.
25:10Send another to face me.
25:12And what of his opponent?
25:14Send him as well.
25:16Send him as well.
25:18First position. Attack!
25:20Keep your left arm up.
25:22Attack!
25:24The shoulder!
25:26Carry shield as well as sword?
25:28Not the man. The shoulder!
25:30Again.
25:32Attack!
25:34Good.
25:36Ah!
25:38Ah!
25:40Ah!
25:42Ah!
25:44Ah!
25:46Ah!
25:47You exposed flank.
25:51The ruin of many a great man.
25:53I'm no frickin' soldier.
25:59Not yet.
26:05Attack!
26:07It's heavier than I imagined.
26:09It will lighten in time.
26:11A feather?
26:13What purpose do you think it shall fly to?
26:19One of your own choosing.
26:25Now set foot to path.
26:27And come at me again.
26:29Attack!
26:31Ah!
26:32Ah!
26:33Ah!
26:34Ah!
26:35Ah!
26:36Ah!
26:37Ah!
26:38Should've put the boy down.
26:39Ah!
26:40Dog bites once.
26:41He will be up teeth again.
26:43Ah!
26:44Ah!
26:45Ah!
26:46Ah!
26:47Ah!
26:48Ah!
26:49Ah!
26:51Ah!
26:52Ah!
26:53Ah!
26:54Ah!
26:55Ah!
26:56Ah!
26:57Ah!
26:58Ah!
26:59When one blessed by the gods moves among them.
27:02The gods?
27:05Oh, yes.
27:07You rarely spoke of them in times past.
27:10Now the divine is held as confident in counsel.
27:14Much has changed.
27:18Curious words.
27:20From one who claims no memory of the past.
27:24Shadows of it begin to form in the light of a new day.
27:29What shape do they take?
27:33One of secrets passed between us.
27:36You confess that you do not always heed the commands of your father.
27:42Or your husband.
27:47You speak of my first visit to your villa.
27:51When we had yet come to truly know one another.
27:57I so wish to please you.
27:59You're the wife of the Legatus.
28:04Such a gift.
28:06You do not know what it means to find you within the walls of my house once again.
28:12Filling it with life.
28:14And promise.
28:15To survive such barbarity, you were truly touched by the gods.
28:24Gratitude.
28:28May the gods bless you.
28:32May the gods bless you.
28:34Malethia.
28:39They seem rather taken with her.
28:40Sepia.
28:42A welcome sight.
28:44My brother only just departed to sit with your husband.
28:47Men and their politics.
28:49Let us leave them to it and turn thought toward more pressing subjects.
28:52What news of Lace's scandal from Wren?
28:56Husband and coming child have drawn attention from such events.
29:00I cannot believe you're so removed. You're acquainted with positively everybody.
29:05And yet desired by more than a few.
29:08How I envy such attention.
29:10And how I miss them.
29:12Must all joy be so abandoned when waiting with husband?
29:16It must.
29:19If a woman is of proper breeding.
29:23Oh, I'm miserable.
29:26Perhaps I should entreat the gods to shield me from such dour fate.
29:35May the gods bless you.
29:37May the gods bless you.
29:40May the gods bless you.
29:43May the gods bless you.
29:46May the gods bless you.
30:05Bless you.
30:06May the gods bless you.
30:09May the gods bless you.
30:17Spartacus was one of yours. Was he not?
30:21During your overly brief campaign in Thrace.
30:25Conscripted to the auxiliary.
30:28An animal prone to disobedience even then.
30:30A beast you brought to our shores.
30:32To die in the arena.
30:33Yet he lives!
30:34A pleasure denied my noble cousin Sextus.
30:38Many have suffered injury.
30:41To be healed.
30:44By news of Spartacus IV.
30:46A venture I eagerly set hands to months past.
30:48Yes, word touched me in the Senate of your efforts.
30:51How many of your men has he sent to the afterlife?
30:55The man proved resourceful,
30:59as he did when he set upon you in the market square.
31:03It is a pity my men were not present to end the matter.
31:09Spartacus stands a common foe, as I said.
31:13My tribune cleaves to the heart of it.
31:18Spartacus is enemy to us both, shed in offense and blood.
31:24So let us sweep aside differences
31:28and in union see him forced to knee.
31:32I would need to consult Virinius towards such agreement.
31:44Are they your men or his?
31:46And who would lead combined effort?
31:49You shall hold a station of note, second only to my command,
31:55and promise that you shall be present when Spartacus is put to grasp.
31:59A man takes habit of slipping through your fingers.
32:02What moves you to certainty of victory?
32:04Because the gods themselves will it.
32:06They speak with you now, do they?
32:07Through voice, a former dominer of this very house.
32:10Lucretia!
32:11They have blessed her.
32:12As they blessed her the night they guided her from death in the massacre.
32:17Yet she is not alone in such fortune.
32:20Did the gods not guide your wife to safety as well?
32:27Ilythia took leave before unfortunate turn.
32:36And with her a clutch of your men.
32:39Soldiers that might have tipped the balance towards holding Spartacus short of fricking slaughter.
32:45You will tend your words with more care in my presence, boy.
32:48Come, let us take sense.
32:50My words are carefully chosen for a man holding title as favor to his wife's father.
32:56Speak to me in such manner again, and I will have your tongue.
33:09Yet not my men.
33:23You!
33:27See my jugs.
33:29Rascos.
33:30You drink yourself.
33:32Do not drink jug before a turn, slater.
33:34Raskos!
33:38Let's drink yourself.
33:43Do not drink, Jug, before a turn, slave.
33:50You offer privilege before it is properly owned.
33:54And you would have them bow and scrape in service as they did before their dominus?
33:58No.
34:00Yet neither would I have them seen as equal.
34:04They were not forged in the Brotherhood as we were.
34:07They join our cause of their own free will.
34:11Such fire may yet prove more fierce.
34:15Or be extinguished by a threatening storm.
34:20I would move at first light.
34:22There are yet more villas.
34:23You press fortune.
34:24Glaring so at the slayer of Theocles.
34:25His victory by proving even giants fall.
34:26What name do you go by a little man?
34:27So I may properly know on your passing.
34:28I'm called Tiberius.
34:29Tiberius?
34:30You're far too dark to have such a fair Roman man.
34:31I'm more Roman than Syrian.
34:32So I may properly know on your passing.
34:33I'm called Tiberius.
34:35Glaring sword, the slayer of Theocles.
34:38His victory by proving even giants fall.
34:47What name do you go by, little man?
34:49So I may properly mourn your passing.
34:51I'm called Tiberius.
34:53Tiberius?
34:55You're far too dark to have such a fair Roman name.
34:58I'm more Roman than Syrian.
35:01I was a Syrian at Alludus.
35:04A treacherous mongrel if ever there breathed.
35:08You had family there?
35:13I only recall a brother.
35:16I too had a brother.
35:19No longer.
35:24He was struck down by the Romans.
35:27We knew twin swords against them.
35:34As you shall one day.
35:37If you hold any freaking sentence.
35:53Look at me.
35:55I would see that pretty face.
35:57You animal!
35:59Mira!
36:00Go!
36:01Or part with your rod!
36:02If you were no Spartacus a whore.
36:04I would show you how to use that.
36:09Apologies.
36:10I chose to lay with the freaking ghoul.
36:13Why?
36:14Not all of us have Spartacus to warm our beds and see us to position.
36:18You gain freedom.
36:20Only to be enslaved by that shit.
36:22Freedom is not without cost.
36:24I pay with the only coin I have.
36:28As do you.
36:44Perhaps we should stand further away for fear of errant bolt from the heavens.
37:06Such ritual may bring profit at absolute cost.
37:10The goat came at no small expense.
37:14The gods whisper of deceit and treachery.
37:17And give assurance that those who would harbor secrets against you shall be brought to light.
37:29Accept our offering.
37:33And bless us with your favor against our villains.
37:40We're on the streets as we forward are getting food.
37:42We're nursing tents too.
37:43concurrent,
37:44the dead,
37:47we're all Ugly.
37:48Better to knock him out on something and that's a trap.
37:50There's some strategic이었 Аme 우� oleh Andersen.
37:52Who a 다 Flew.
37:53But the little focuses.
37:55The puppet and make himself somewhat a cat unity of trouble.
37:57There are muscles.
37:58All children,
37:59our farkas' equipment 없습니다.
38:00Is he a元ique cousin?
38:02The bug for you?
38:03We're an hostage witch.
38:04It was really scary for sure not to be friends with us.
38:06Your will, nigh hands.
38:23Hmm.
38:25Perhaps another goat?
38:27When ritual has ended,
38:29she blood cleansed.
38:32And Lucretia attended.
38:36You are to fight Karatakis next.
38:51A beast that has claimed many lives.
38:54You believe he shall end mine?
38:57In your condition?
39:01If he does not,
39:04send one that will.
39:06You have taken an important step
39:25towards rising above base, animal.
39:29It shames me a fight in that place.
39:33Absent thought of honor.
39:34The pits of a man whose lives promise
39:36nothing greater than an ugly end.
39:38You were destined for far grander fate.
39:41The arena.
39:43A place where legends are forged.
39:46I fear for those that dare take the sands against you.
39:50I shall make their deaths memorable.
39:52The gods will be pleased.
39:53I do not fight for the gods.
39:55I fight for you.
40:01That is my purpose, my life.
40:03To honor the house of Patiatus.
40:10The honor is mine.
40:12The event...
40:16the men who have told you my governments
40:28...
40:30the man who are the ones who have died...
40:31The truth is the truth.
40:32I feel like you've cleared about the bestüş.
40:33Oh, I shies.
40:34What the hell did you do?
40:36I got yourself!
40:38I got my...
40:38Oh, no!
40:40Oh, no!
40:42Oh, no!
40:58Oh, no!
41:00Generator!
41:02Oh, no!
41:08Oh, no!
41:10Oh, no!
41:12Oh!
41:14Oh!
41:16Get in the grave!
41:18Oh!
41:24Oh!
41:26Oh!
41:28Oh!
41:30Oh!
41:32Oh!
41:34Oh!
41:36Oh!
41:37I don't know.
42:07I don't know.
42:37Tortures arriving from the north.
42:42How many?
42:43Six, maybe more. Gather the men.
42:46Wait. These may be scouts from a larger force.
42:49If a single rider was to escape our grasp, it could bring a far greater concern.
42:52Then we shall grip tightly.
42:53There is a better way. One that will keep our movements yet hidden from the Romans.
43:02I would have worked with your Dominus on orders of Cepius.
43:17Apologies. Businesses called him to Pykentia.
43:21Pykentia. I've never known him to favour the city.
43:25He does not. He favours its whores.
43:28You are his body slave, are you not?
43:36Tiberius.
43:37Tiberius.
43:38Tell me.
43:39Why are you not at your Dominus' side?
43:46Because there's no one he trusts more to see his villa attended.
43:50While his rod is satisfied.
43:53You serve your master well.
43:54Return to your charge.
44:09Wait.
44:15You have come a fair distance from Capua.
44:18Come.
44:19And I will give you something to make effort worthwhile.
44:23He betrays us.
44:24Run!
44:26Run!
44:26Run!
44:26Run!
44:54Who are you?
45:24Sponikas!
45:48Why did you stop them from leaving?
45:50He killed a man!
45:51When he saw, they would not win!
45:52His eyes fell to my neck!
45:53He saw the absence of my collar!
45:55If I had not allowed him in, he would have returned with more men!
46:05You did well, Tiberius.
46:09Nasea.
46:12My brother called me Nasea.
46:23Who disturbs peace at such an hour?
46:35I come bearing a gift that should set you up on path...
46:39...to the fall of Spartacus.
46:41The gods truly heed my prayers.
46:47The gods truly heed my prayers.
46:49The gods truly heed my prayers.
46:53And behold.
46:56I need to promise you!
46:56I can't believe.
46:57I can't believe you.
46:58I have to trust you.
46:58I want to believe you.
46:58I want to believe you on this side.
46:59I love you.
46:59I love you.
47:00I love you.
47:00I have to impeach you.
47:00I fall about you.
47:01I love you.
47:02I love you.
47:02I love you.
47:03You do.
47:03I love you.
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