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00:00You
00:20I do not care for the rain your disturbance an unreasonable hour
00:25How have you quickly removed from such concerns?
00:27And
00:30Well compensated for allowing eyes upon your latest offering
00:35In advance of auction
00:39You must have pressing need to venture out of such a night
00:41I fear the rising sun would dash hopes for being met short of time long of coin
00:46What form of slave narrow your purpose? I have a desire towards fighting me
00:52Ah gladiators
00:53I've supplied Rome with many of its finest champions
00:56Sadly with the arena and cap you're gone. There's
01:00Less interest in these men such talents fortunate for my cause then
01:06Come let us see how you can further aid
01:23There's no doubt
01:25You have a chance to get out of here
01:26Oh
01:27Oh
01:28Oh
01:30Oh
01:32Oh
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02:18Please, quickly, release them!
02:48You're not from our lands!
03:02Yet I was once bound in shakes, by the Romans as you were.
03:06A grievance I would see them paid dearly for.
03:11If you were to die, you'd be able to die.
03:14Get me out of here!
03:16Yes!
03:21A fortunate thing that we liberate a ship filled with your people.
03:25The gods favor us.
03:28No longer will we have to listen to those freaking Gauls again.
03:32Ka-mura!
03:42Good Mercato spoke highly of you.
03:45A grave misfortune that his tongue has forever been silenced.
03:49His passing calls for my presence before you.
03:51Passing?
03:53Too gentle a word for how he was ushered from this life.
03:56Blood and brains staining the pulverness as he thought to flee Spartacus's wrath.
04:00I think that threatens to consume many innocent lives.
04:03We had thought you but mangled corpse.
04:05The sundered beams of the arena your tomb.
04:08The events of the day caused me absent proper mind.
04:12It has since returned.
04:13And you to our streets?
04:15Mercato my purpose, as I said.
04:17There is the matter of Coyne for services tended upon the sands.
04:22You were secured to execute those shits that follow Spartacus.
04:25I do not recall any falling to your sword.
04:28It would have happened had Spartacus not appeared.
04:30And Coyne would have materialized the same.
04:32If the path cannot be altered...
04:34I am without Coyne, Magistrate.
04:36I would not have returned otherwise.
04:47For your years of pleasing the crowd in the arena.
04:52Now, follow once noble monument and collapse from sight.
04:57Magistrate, apologies.
05:00My Rudus was lost when the arena fell.
05:05Without it...
05:06You press beyond reason.
05:07The wind has blown Capua.
05:09From once, steady course.
05:12Take further matter to Praetor Glaber.
05:14Perhaps you can entice Coyne from him as well, if caught upon proper mood.
05:19And misfortune.
05:23We have all suffered loss of those closest to us.
05:30And now beloved Cepius has fallen to this festering disease of rebellion.
05:39Murdered by his own slaves!
05:43Who even now spirits themselves away to join Spartacus against us!
05:48We must be ever vigilant in these dark times.
05:54We must bring to light even dimmest shadow of betrayal if it is revealed to us.
06:02From this day forward, any slave who dares to whisper the name Spartacus shall be put to death.
06:13Even those owned by a Praetor of Rome.
06:32Caesar.
06:34...
06:53Listen how she begs, pleading with the very tongue that only yesterday held praise for Spartacus upon it.
07:03Praise for the slaves that murdered Cepheus.
07:07Praise, most fortunate to be overheard by loyal wife.
07:18Domino?
07:23It is true. I heard her speak it, but that she had more than one life to take.
07:38Let this serve as warning to any slave who would conspire against us.
07:46Screams
07:48Screams
07:50Screams
07:52Screams
07:54Screams
07:56Screams
07:58Screams
08:00Screams
08:02Screams
08:04Screams
08:06Screams
08:08Screams
08:10Screams
08:12Help!
08:42Help!
08:47Apologies.
08:51Undeserved.
08:53That's a foolish attempt.
08:55You seek to part head from shoulders.
08:58There are blows that kill with less effort.
09:02And I shall learn them!
09:04Ah!
09:10Prixus!
09:22I taught you never to lower guard.
09:26Now see Navia to say him instruction.
09:29Enveus.
09:34I taught you for the afterlife.
09:36As I you.
09:38Yet we did not escape deep wounds.
09:41A thing to be visited upon the Romans a thousandfold.
09:44Now that Animaeus stands with us once again.
09:47He was a fool to be gone so long from your side.
09:51Such things are of the past.
09:53Let us turn thought towards future.
09:57And what joys it may hold.
10:01You've done the impossible.
10:03Hey!
10:04We need to hold the back.
10:05We have water.
10:06I mean better so.
10:07Settlers is a creature who is not eating.
10:08And who is drinking, is a terrorist.
10:09And who is drinking, is a terrorist.
10:10And who is drinking, is a terrorist.
10:11And who is drinking, is a terrorist.
10:14And who is drinking, is a terrorist.
10:16And who...
10:17They used to ignore
10:28Our ranks 12.
10:30Our ranks swell.
10:32We will need more weapons.
10:34A concern that must be addressed.
10:38I sense a deeper one.
10:41These are all Ag'ron's people.
10:45Our forces have doubled in a single day.
10:50These people are no stranger to battle in blood.
10:54But who will they follow?
11:00I detected a hint of movement in your hips this time.
11:12Subtle thrust.
11:17Yes.
11:19Yes.
11:22What?
11:26Kiss Dominus.
11:31Has a man ever heard so sweet a sound?
11:38Do the wonder Quintus fell beneath your spell.
11:42Navishing you with affection and gifts.
11:47You call me Dominus now in his place.
11:52It is only just that I present you with something in return.
12:00How did you come by such bounty?
12:10They were freely given by the dead,
12:14who no longer have need for them.
12:19When this chest is full,
12:22its worth shall see Asher to even greater heights.
12:25Yet,
12:26for one such as you,
12:31something purses with coin.
12:35Something purses with coin.
12:37I know how fond Quintus was of the color.
12:40I would have you wear it.
12:44So that I may look up to you upon the balcony.
12:46Know that you're mine.
12:47I know how fond Quintus was of the color.
12:48I would have you wear it.
12:52So that I may look up to you upon the balcony.
12:54Know that you're mine.
12:55Heart has been deeply wounded.
12:56If there is anything to offer as balm,
12:57you need but voice it.
12:58I know how fond Quintus was of the color.
12:59I would have you wear it.
13:01So that I may look up to you upon the balcony.
13:03Know that you're mine.
13:05So that I may look up to you upon the balcony.
13:07Know that you're mine.
13:08Heart has been deeply wounded.
13:19If there is anything to offer as balm,
13:21you need but voice it.
13:27Your brother's men arrive.
13:29Come.
13:30Let us review them.
13:32And bind them to cause with oath of loyalty.
13:38Follow attention!
13:58Hold turn!
14:00And give attention!
14:05Who stands forth as your voice?
14:07Octavius Tarsus.
14:09I stand for them.
14:11Your benefactor has been ripped from this world by the villain Spartacus.
14:17Towards his end, I conscript you and your men
14:21into the army of Gaius Claudius Glaber.
14:25Recite the sacramentum and commit loyalty.
14:28I, Octavius Tarsus, swear by Jupiter Optimus Maximus, that I shall uphold and defend the Republic.
14:45I swear to have her enemies as my enemies, and her friends as my friends.
14:49You've taken dear old colour.
14:51I pledge to defend the Republic.
14:52My fear it no longer suits me.
14:54And her honour with all my thoughts, my words, and actions.
14:58I pledge my body and life to the Republic, and to its army, under the leadership of prayer to Gaius Glaber.
15:04By Jupiter Optimus Maximus, I so swear.
15:08By Jupiter Optimus Maximus, we so swear!
15:11Set camp outside these walls.
15:15Salveus will see you towards us.
15:18From the death of Spartacus.
15:21Gratitude for your kindness.
15:24I think I have treasured it.
15:28Move out!
15:30Perhaps it would be best if you made home here, beneath our roof.
15:36Your presence offers great comfort.
15:51I am blessed to find myself among you.
15:54Come.
15:55Let us make arrangements.
16:06Was it so recent that I thought him weak?
16:18I now gaze into his eyes.
16:21And tremble at what lurks behind them.
16:25Do not work yourself into an unfortunate state.
16:28Your child...
16:29It's the only reason I yet live.
16:31It tortures me for what I have done.
16:33Vesela crucified.
16:35Saint-Pierre invited him to our house.
16:37And when he looks at her...
16:41I cannot live like this.
16:44Nor I.
16:58The last of our meat.
16:59I forgot how much my kin devour upon the sitting.
17:01Which seems to have slipped mind of late.
17:09You sent me to scout Neapolis to report an opportunity.
17:13Vesela provided it.
17:15Were there any others that may have afforded the same?
17:18Two.
17:20One from Damascus.
17:22The other Gaulia.
17:23Yous ought to have cared to know.
17:24I would not have these ranks filled with Gauls.
17:29Crixus...
17:31Is an honourable man.
17:34I will take your brothers to hunt when day breaks.
17:39To replenish supply.
17:41Engage how we might come together.
17:43And tell those who are able to speak in common tongue.
17:46So that all among us may know their thoughts.
17:50They will prove great asset.
17:52I give you my word.
17:55I heard you were dead.
17:58Carried to the afterlife with all the others that fell beneath the arena.
18:01I yet breathe.
18:02My purse however has suffered fatal blow.
18:03I have no coin to pry open thighs.
18:04They may yet widen of their own accord.
18:06A miracle-lacking profit.
18:08For you and your master.
18:10I tell him a day.
18:11You must
18:20will stand there.
18:24I miss and declare it.
18:25I will be drove right back to you.
18:28Coming at sand.
18:30I was Кремling.
18:31What a keep you alive.
18:33What a heap.
18:34Do you recall what it was like to have one before you gained your freedom?
18:42No man is ever truly free.
18:46Except for Spartacus. And those who follow him?
18:50Did you see him when he attacked the arena?
18:54What form of man was he?
18:56You speak of dangerous things.
18:58I'm not the only one. There's talk among many of us
19:02toward joining his cause.
19:04There is no cause.
19:06Only the leading of innocent fools to their deaths.
19:14You have no coin then?
19:16A few denarii for passage away from this freaking city.
19:20Strike Spartacus from your thoughts.
19:24And come with me.
19:26The mighty Gannicus.
19:30It is joyous occasion to find you yet still alive.
19:36With ripe offering purged upon lamp.
19:40Apologies.
19:42Yet I must have words with my brother.
19:46You're an enticing creature.
19:58Of course you never lack the attention of fine women.
20:02If you seek words, break them and be done.
20:04The years have not seen you to better manners.
20:08Know you to better company.
20:10I would advise caution.
20:14These men are the hand of Praetor Gaius Claudius Glamour.
20:18Oh. Then what do you?
20:20I am his will.
20:24I am his will.
20:30Bound by duty, thirst or order.
20:32By nailing little girls to the cross.
20:34Any slaves who whispers of Spartacus and his rebellion.
20:38Shall find place beside her.
20:40I have no interest in whispers.
20:42Nor the will of your Praetor.
20:46Old words.
20:48From a slave.
20:50You mistake me.
20:54I am a free man.
20:56Yes.
20:58I was there upon the sands when you...
21:02Became a god of the arena.
21:10It was a sight.
21:12Never to be forgotten.
21:14Gannicus.
21:15Besting 20 gladiators in the primus of the opening day.
21:19And his reward?
21:27The Rudus.
21:29A wooden sword carved with the legend of his victories.
21:33Proof of freedom.
21:35Demanded by adoring crowd.
21:39Show them.
21:41I am sure they would be eager to lay eyes upon such rare marvel.
21:47No.
21:48You do not have it upon you.
21:50You know I do not.
21:54As I know...
21:56The Praetor will be most pleased with the presence of your company.
22:10I find it surprising that you are still of this world.
22:13More so that you did not think it wise to present yourself.
22:16At sooner convenience.
22:18I sought only to conclude business.
22:21You are in too low.
22:23Spartacus.
22:25Brings the arena down upon you.
22:27And yet here you stand.
22:28A phoenix.
22:30Risen from its ashes.
22:32The gods have truly blessed him.
22:35As they now bless me.
22:37With his presence.
22:39I was moved by the reaction of the crowd when you stepped upon the sands.
22:48The swell of their voices heralded your name.
22:51Filling the air with hope.
22:54Even tarnished by blood and calamity.
22:58Such a thing...
23:00Yet can hold value.
23:06Your rudis.
23:10And its price?
23:11A simple oath.
23:13Pledging yourself to my command.
23:15Lucretia.
23:20Was also once thought victim of Spartacus.
23:24Yet now stands a powerful symbol used to calm a swelling concern.
23:28I would add you as such.
23:31Former slave of the House of Batiatus.
23:34Now sworn to bring errant brothers to justice.
23:37I would present you in glorious light.
23:40The front of my troops to the roar of the crowd once again.
23:45And if I no longer crave for such clamor.
24:03You're a free man.
24:06Your fate is your own.
24:08I will send for you again in a few days.
24:16And expect reasonable decision to accompany you.
24:21Praetor.
24:27Forgive me Praetor.
24:29Canicus cannot be trusted.
24:35See one of your men to follow.
24:38If Ganicus attempts to leave Capiel.
24:42Crucify him.
24:50Is there no other way?
24:52You were right about Gaius.
24:54He will not be swayed by words or gentle touch.
25:00Only blood can set us free now.
25:04Lucretia.
25:08They will hurt but for a moment.
25:10They will hurt but for a moment.
25:25Lift your dress.
25:26Neapolis.
25:34A slavery ship was set upon.
25:36Carry prisoners captured east of the right.
25:38Warriors.
25:40Dade Spartacus calls.
25:41An obvious conclusion.
25:43Dispatch meant to Neapolis.
25:45Question anyone who may have seen where they were headed after liberation.
25:48Praetor.
25:49Gaius?
25:50Gaius?
25:52Gaius!
25:56Pest the Medicus.
25:57Quickly!
25:58Gaius.
25:59Gaius?
26:00Pest the Medicus.
26:01Gaius!
26:02Gaius!
26:03What has happened to her?
26:06It is a sign from the gods.
26:09One carried by the child yet to breathe life.
26:12And its meaning?
26:14Your heir will die if it remains in a city cursed with blood and fear.
26:23I will have her carried to Rome as soon as she is able.
26:26I shall accompany her and tend to her needs.
26:29Apologies, Praetor.
26:34Lucretia's dear friend to your wife yet offers greater comfort to Capua.
26:41I fear the people will fall to despair, absent her divine presence.
26:47Wise counsel, have your presence now tomorrow in the market.
26:52Ease mind of our city and continue to assure them the gods favour my efforts.
26:58You have been training those freed of bond.
27:01Yet none among us ever held title of doctore.
27:03Open their eyes to what a man can do given cause.
27:07As you have opened mine.
27:09I hunt with Aggron and his people.
27:10To mitigate them.
27:11I will lend aid when I return.
27:12I fear you.
27:13I fear you.
27:14You hunt alone.
27:15Aggron left with the others before light broke.
27:17Aggron left with the others before light broke.
27:19Aggron left with the others before light broke.
27:26Aggron.
27:27Aggron.
27:28Aggron.
27:29Aggron.
27:30You hunt without me.
27:31You hunt without me.
27:32I'm not.
27:33I'm not.
27:34You hunt without me.
27:35I'm not.
27:36I'm not.
27:37You hunt with the others before light broke.
27:38Aggron.
27:39You hunt without me.
27:40When you knew my intention.
27:41They woke before the sun and were eager to take advantage of freedom.
27:44You were not from the day when you buy your vibran-leats.
27:46If you are not.
27:47If you are not.
27:48You are not.
27:49If you are not.
27:50You are not.
27:51I am not.
27:52You are not.
27:53I am.
27:54I am.
27:55I am.
27:57You are.
27:58I am.
27:59I am.
28:00I am.
28:01I am.
28:02You are.
28:03I am.
28:04I am.
28:05I am.
28:06I am.
28:07I am.
28:08I am.
28:09We hunt, catch meat, and Roman drink!
28:19I did not know these forests were stocked with such.
28:26Where did you come by this?
28:28Wagon along the road.
28:30You attack the road?
28:32So close to our position, absent proper weapons.
28:38No one see. All dead.
28:43Let's see if we can see it.
28:47I can see these arms in Talon.
28:55I'm glad I risked my life for this lot.
28:58They see us to proper force.
29:00They see us to nothing but discovery.
29:02Let the Romans come.
29:04I tire of hiding like frightened rabbits.
29:06I'm ready for a direct assault.
29:12Apologies for leaving without you.
29:22I question the boy's sincerity.
29:25Let us break me without you brothers.
29:28I'm gonna attempt to settle this.
29:37May the gods bless you.
29:39May the gods bless you.
29:40May the gods bless you.
29:49May the gods bless you.
29:51May the gods bless you.
29:52May the gods bless you.
30:15You knew her?
30:20Foolish girl.
30:22You spoke too loudly of things you should not have.
30:29The city is filled with ears,
30:32straining for whispers of betrayal.
30:35It's filled with eyes as well.
30:45Attempt to leave the city and share a cross beside your friend.
30:48I am not your slave.
30:51And I will not bow to your threats.
30:53Nor would I see you.
30:56The oracle of fracking riddles.
31:00Come to plain words.
31:02I saw something in your eyes.
31:05When you stood before Glaber,
31:07I saw something beyond a man weighing decision.
31:11The gods bless you with gift to see into my thoughts now, do they?
31:15All like her will die.
31:17The guilty, the innocent,
31:18there will stand no difference
31:19when caught between Glaber's wrath and Spartacus' vengeance.
31:24And what would you have me do?
31:28Take up offer and turn on those that I once called brother?
31:33How?
31:34I would have you end the life of Gaius Claudius, Glaber.
31:51He is desperate to claim Spartacus' life.
31:54So consumed that he now stands more a threat than the Thracian himself.
31:58And what difference would it make?
32:00Rome would only send another to take his place.
32:02Spartacus blames Glaber for part in his wife's death.
32:06Remove him from the world,
32:08and the scales of blood will be balanced.
32:11Spartacus will drift from Rome.
32:13No more lives will be lost on either side.
32:19Glaber's own wife this very night leaves for Rome.
32:23Take him with her half his personal guard to see her safely from the city.
32:26I could distract any that remain posted to the villa entry,
32:30giving opportunity for a single man to take Glaber's life while he sleeps.
32:35And Spartacus to receive the blame.
32:38Move aside!
32:39Rid yourself of ashes man.
32:43Rid yourself of ashes man.
32:47When moon stands highest I will see path cleared.
32:49The path cleared.
32:50The path cleared.
32:51The path cleared.
32:52The path Floors
32:54THE END
33:24Oh
33:48Your people they love spirits
33:50Not all are so moved
34:02All right, Dixon shall come for a
34:06Perhaps they'll kill each other and give proper cause for celebration
34:24You were an impossible man
34:26Something you've always known
34:28I chose to ignore
34:32To better see the man beneath his faults
34:48Sing with me my dark brother and share my women
34:50I know not your words
34:52Lugo will teach
35:00Animaeus finds himself assaulted
35:04They are boisterous people
35:06Sometimes wine and foolishness are needed
35:08To forge stronger bond
35:10There was not the time for such things
35:12Is it ever?
35:14No
35:18We'll try and wrest a drink from Lugo
35:20First a share
35:22And then the actor
35:24In Enemius an escape
35:26And then the actor
35:28In Enemius an escape
35:30And then the actor
35:32In Enemius an escape
35:34And then the actor
35:36In Enemius an escape
35:38I tried to convince him to let you come
35:58He would not be moved
36:00It was a thing of no matter
36:02What you have done for me
36:12What you have done for me
36:14Would that we were never parted
36:18You shall find me again to your arms
36:22Sooner than expected
36:24I sway Ganarchus to forever remove Gaius from concern
36:28When it is done
36:30When it is done
36:32I will raise clamour
36:34And see Ganarchus follow to the afterlife
36:40It is here
36:42It's time
36:58Guys
37:22You shall be missed
37:28Taiwan
37:30Here
37:32Man
37:34Man
37:52Man
37:54People
37:55This is kind of not some fuss, a drinkin'.
38:01Wine.
38:03We share.
38:05Gratitude, but Crixus awaits.
38:09The goal.
38:11Yes, I see his eyes.
38:13That's me.
38:15No love.
38:17He needs time.
38:19And drink.
38:21I will tell him.
38:25Tell him.
38:27His eyes.
38:29I not like.
38:31Your eyes better.
38:35Let me pass.
38:37Ah!
38:39Ah!
38:41Ah!
38:43Ah!
38:45Ah!
38:47Ah!
38:49Ah!
38:51Ah!
38:53Ah!
38:55Ah!
38:56Ah!
38:57Ah!
38:58Ah!
38:59Ah!
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39:03Ah!
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39:14Ah!
39:15Ah!
39:16Ah!
39:17Ah!
39:18Ah!
39:19Ah!
39:20Ah!
39:21Jesus.
39:28Sedulus.
39:34Sedulus!
39:51Sedulus.
40:12Sedulus.
40:17Sedulus.
40:19Oh
40:49Oh
41:05Oh
41:19Oh
41:37Is this what you are animals demanding slaughter
41:43We'll give you freedom and you repair it with blood and dishonor
41:55If you cannot stand among us as trusted brother if you cannot follow my orders
42:08Take leave now or join sedulous and death
42:13I
42:16Follow Spartacus I call no man my kid that does not stand so
42:22I
42:41The man that killed zero loose
42:43Is great warrior and Lugo follow
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