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Tiberio muere asfixiado por Macro, dejando así como herederos a Calígula y al chico Gemelo. Herodes regresa a Roma a tiempo para la ascensión de Calígula, quien elige a Claudio para ser su cónsul. Calígula muestra signos de inestabilidad mental y cae en coma. Al despertar declara que se convirtió en Zeus. Claudio ve que el Senado, en lugar de deponerlo, acepta sus afirmaciones "divinas". Calígula se vuelve cada vez más violento y loco: obliga a suicidarse a un senador que le dijo a Macro durante el coma de Calígula que daría su vida si este viviera; también en una escena horripilante manda a asesinar a Gemelo, so pretexto de curarlo de la tos, y declara a su hermana Drusilla su diosa-esposa Hera. Disgustada por toda esta depravación, la anciana madre de Claudio, Antonia, se suicida, dejando a Claudio enloquecido. Calígula intenta recrear el nacimiento de Atenea: como Zeus supuestamente hizo con Metis, Calígula corta el vientre de su hermana, devorando a la criatura. El episodio termina con Claudio mirando en estado de shock y horror la habitación.
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00:00Joke Glove
00:30Zeus for Jupiter
00:40I found her in that alcohol.
00:55Oh!
00:55I was in my nephew Caligula's bedroom.
01:03This belonged to his Germanic father.
01:07I said I was going to tell everything and I will.
01:11I will hide nothing, nothing.
01:16And even if what follows seems incredible to you,
01:20you must believe it, because it is true.
01:25Of the last five years of Tiberius's reign,
01:31the less said, the better.
01:34He remained retired in Capri, given over to his perversions,
01:38and when people began to think that they would never die,
01:42suffered a sudden attack.
01:45He had named Caligula as his main heir,
01:47and his twin grandson, still a child,
01:51as second successor,
01:52in case Caligula died before him.
02:05He's dead.
02:06Really?
02:09Give me his ring.
02:10Let us announce to the world
02:28that the world has a new emperor.
02:31Senators,
02:53gentlemen,
02:55our beloved emperor Tiberius Claudius
02:57has died.
02:58I just left his bedroom
03:01after closing his tired eyes with this hand.
03:05But shortly before,
03:07He took this ring off his finger.
03:10He put his own stamp on mine,
03:13and said,
03:14I die in peace, young Caius,
03:16knowing that you will rule in my place.
03:18These were his last words.
03:23I burst into tears.
03:25I fell to my knees and burst into tears.
03:30Gentlemen,
03:32I am here before you
03:34like your emperor.
03:37I love you!
03:38Long live Rome.
03:40I love you!
03:41He is risen!
03:43The emperor is alive again.
03:45He wants dinner and his stamp back.
03:46Take it!
03:53I don't want it!
03:54Let him keep it!
03:54Wait a minute, wait.
03:55Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen,
03:56there must be a mistake.
03:58This stupid slave
03:59You will have seen how the wind moved her clothes.
04:02No, he asked me for a dude's steak.
04:04and a jug of...
04:04Be quiet, slave!
04:05I'll cut the chop for you.
04:06He has lost his mind,
04:07you don't see it.
04:09You'd better go check it out yourself.
04:12Exactly, exactly.
04:13And I suggest that no one moves from here.
04:15until this has been clarified.
04:16Come on.
04:26I want my dinner.
04:29A chop of...
04:32No, no, no!
04:38Muynh!
04:39Muynh!
04:40Muynh!
04:42I told you he was dead.
05:09Very typical of him.
05:12He tricked us to see what we would do when we believed that we were dead.
05:16I'll never forget this, Macro.
05:20Never.
05:32Gentlemen, Tiberius Claudius is definitely dead.
05:38There is no doubt about it.
05:40I went into his room and saw him resting in peace.
05:43We will take the body to Rome and there we will pay magnificent funeral honors.
05:49Hail, Tiberius!
05:58Gentlemen, a new golden age is dawning.
06:02A son of Germanicus stands before us.
06:05Let us put ourselves in his hands.
06:07Let the Senate grant supreme powers and let us shout, Rome is saved.
06:13Hail Caesar!
06:14Hail Caesar!
06:17Hail Caesar!
06:19Hail Caesar!
06:20Herod Agrippa.
06:25Herod, Herod.
06:26Just the other day I was thinking about what your life would be like and what you were doing.
06:32Well, if I wasn't asking someone for money that day, I'd probably be thinking about you.
06:35It's that you have arrived together.
06:37I landed at Brindisi and went directly to Capua.
06:39I knew that Claudio lived there.
06:41I found it when I was leaving for Rome with the intention of visiting you along the way.
06:46Nothing could please me more.
06:49Sit down.
06:50Do you remember my twin grandson?
06:52It has grown.
06:53Too much.
06:54But across the board.
06:55He doesn't stop eating.
06:56Don't you know it's not good to eat so many...
06:59You're going to get a binge in Asteles!
07:01Hey, if you're going to scold me, I'm going inside.
07:03Have you heard?
07:04He's been putting on a few airs since Tiberius died.
07:06It is believed that he already rules in Rome.
07:08That's how it is.
07:09I was appointed successor at the same time as my cousin Caligula.
07:11Be quiet.
07:12The Senate has left that and it has done well.
07:14You are very young.
07:15Besides, an emperor can't be eating cakes all the time, like you.
07:20I don't know why eating too many cakes is worse than drinking too much wine.
07:26And many older people do.
07:31He eats to console himself.
07:32Libila ignored him.
07:34I was thinking about other things.
07:36I already wrote to you about Libila.
07:38Yes, yes.
07:38I killed her and I would kill her again.
07:41Let's not talk about that.
07:44Well, maybe things will get better now that Caligula is in power.
07:48Let's wait.
07:49I accept all the titles you have thought of for me.
07:51And my sister Drusilla too.
07:54We will use them all.
07:55What's up with the consulate, Lentulus?
07:58Are you finished?
08:00Have you already chosen the next consul?
08:02For us the choice is very clear.
08:05The Senate asks you to accept the appointment and choose the person who will share it with you.
08:11I accept.
08:11And from here I proclaim that my first act as consul will be to order the collection of all criminal records made by Helios Rejano to be burned in the market square.
08:21And in memory of my beloved mother Agrippina there will be an annual festival with horse races and gladiator fights.
08:34In the future, the month of November will be called Germanicus in honor of my father, just as August was named after him.
08:46And now my head hurts. The hearing is over.
08:50Does your head hurt?
08:52Yeah.
08:53Come to my room. I'll heal you.
09:01Lentulus.
09:03Here's the one I've chosen to share the consulate with.
09:07Twin?
09:08Excellent.
09:09No, no, I don't mean twin.
09:12My uncle Claudio.
09:15Your uncle Claudio?
09:16Of course. Who better would I share it with than my father's beloved brother?
09:20Uncle, you will share the consulate with me for the first period.
09:24Me, consul?
09:26Of course. We will govern together.
09:28But he has forgotten the rules and procedures.
09:31That doesn't matter. What does it matter? I'll think of everything, and you'll execute it.
09:36Man, a thousand of these horses are galloping through my head. Stop stuttering!
09:39It's decided.
09:46What's wrong, twin?
09:48What's wrong with him?
09:49Why is he always clearing his throat?
09:51He has had a severe cold snap.
09:54And it hasn't gone away? It's irritating to live with someone who's always clearing their throat.
09:57It already takes a...
09:58...half.
10:01Good.
10:03I hope he gets better soon.
10:04If my chest is weak, it's not my fault.
10:06No, but it's your chest!
10:12Is this your hair?
10:16What do you say?
10:17If it's yours, it's a wig.
10:21Why do you have so much hair and I have so little?
10:24I find it very irritating.
10:25You are older than me.
10:28Uncle, I have prepared some rooms for you in the palace.
10:32You will live with me and my sisters.
10:34That will cost you.
10:36The whole family is reunited.
10:38And I love my family very much.
10:41Well, almost everything.
10:44Uncle, your first duty as consul will be to order that they be sculpted...
10:49...two statues of my late brothers, Durusus and Nero.
10:53They will be erected and consecrated in the market square.
10:56And the ceremony will be held in early December.
11:00Yes, yes, yes, yes, I know it will cost a lot of money, but the coffers are full.
11:04Tiberius left 27 million gold pieces.
11:07May I ask how much is left?
11:10Lentulo, how many millions are left?
11:16Between eight and nine, Caesar.
11:18Nothing else.
11:20He left many debts.
11:22Damn miser!
11:24He left everyone in debt and I have to pay for it.
11:27I saw you kill him when I had the chance!
11:31My head is going to explode.
11:34The calope is getting stronger.
11:37Come with me.
11:38My head!
11:58What was he saying?
12:00You should have killed him when you had the chance.
12:03Yes, I have had the opportunity many times and I have thought about doing it many times.
12:07Maybe you should take me to...
12:08No, no, no, no, now I'm going to tell you a story and I want you to hear it.
12:13It will become, I'm sure, a historical anecdote.
12:16I want you to write it, uncle, when you retire to your study.
12:19Do you want to stop coughing?
12:21I can't.
12:21Try it!
12:30Lentulo, how much is left?
12:33About what?
12:35Of Tiberius's fortune?
12:38Between eight and nine million, Caesar.
12:41That's all.
12:42He also left many debts.
12:46We've had this conversation before, right?
12:48Oh, and I know what I was going to say.
12:59I was going to tell a story.
13:02It happened three or four years ago in Capri, when I was an innocent young man who was surprised and ashamed of the depravity to which the emperor had reached over the years.
13:11More and more, in my precocious wisdom, I realized that the fate of Rome could depend on a single blow, struck by my hand.
13:26The idea tormented me.
13:29I began to consider it my inevitable destiny.
13:31But why me?
13:34Because?
13:35Why me, who had never had a single violent idea in my entire life?
13:39Why did that onerous duty have to be entrusted to me?
13:43And one night, when my grief for my beloved mother and my dear brothers kept me awake, I decided, I promised myself that no matter what happened, I had to avenge their deaths.
14:07I took a dagger that belonged to my Germanic father, went to the emperor's bedroom, who was tossing and turning in the middle of a nightmare, when in my head the hooves of a horse began to...
14:23Yes, I remember.
14:27That was the first time I felt it.
14:31I raised the dagger ready to strike, when a divine voice sounded in my ear.
14:38Stop, Gaius! Stop, human! Killing him would be impious!
14:42I was paralyzed.
14:49I turned around, trying to see whose voice it was, but there was no one there but the emperor and me, when suddenly I felt the presence of the divine Augustus.
15:01Oh, God Augustus! I cried.
15:05He killed my mother and my brothers, your descendants.
15:09Should I not avenge them at the risk of being condemned by men as a parricide?
15:22Augustus replied.
15:27Oh, magnanimous son, destined very soon to be emperor!
15:31You do not need to do that action under my orders.
15:37May the night furies come upon your loved ones while they sleep.
15:42Leave her work and her torments to her, the torments of her dreams.
15:46And the torments he will suffer afterwards.
15:51He will suffer eternal agony, I swear.
15:53While you, while you, my son.
16:00You, after a glorious reign, will enter the bosom of Augustus.
16:09I'll put the dagger aside.
16:12Father.
16:14Father.
16:17Help me!
16:18Help me!
16:23Enough is enough!
16:25Enough is enough!
16:27Enough, enough!
16:30Enough!
16:38The statues will have to be ready by the end of...
16:41October.
16:42I will do my best, but I cannot promise to work elsewhere.
16:45You'd be wasting your time, we've already started.
16:48You have the tree, but you haven't started.
16:50I promise we'll start tomorrow.
16:53Although it is the emperor who is not going to be ready for the step he is taking.
16:55Cocón!
16:56You worry about the emperor.
16:58Just worry that the statues are...
17:00Time!
17:03Time!
17:10Help me!
17:10Help me!
17:12Help me!
17:18He came around this morning, but has slipped back into a coma.
17:34That's all I know.
17:37Go back to your families.
17:39Everything that can be done is being done.
17:41We pray for him tirelessly.
17:51Tell him if he wakes up.
17:53I'll tell him.
17:54And tell him that I have offered my life in exchange for his and the gods save him.
17:59If anything bad were to happen to him, it would be the worst calamity to hit Rome since the death of Germanicus.
18:06Your prayers will help him, I'm sure.
18:07Uncle Claudio, come right away, he's awake and said he wants to see you.
18:16So that?
18:17Don't know.
18:18For God's sake, please him.
18:20You'll kill yourself if you don't say what he wants you to say.
18:22And what does he want you to say?
18:24Don't know.
18:26He tried to kill me.
18:28He says I don't love him.
18:30He has made me swear over and over again that I love him.
18:33Hurry up, please!
18:34Go ahead!
18:37Hail Caesar!
18:47What a joy to see you alive and hear your voice again!
18:53What, what, what!
18:55I hope you are feeling better now.
18:58I have never been sick.
19:00Oh, what, what, right?
19:02No, I was undergoing a metamorphosis.
19:08And it has been painful.
19:12Like a birth in which the mother gave birth to herself.
19:17So, it must have been painful.
19:24Can I ask you...
19:27What is the character of this glorious change that has taken place in you?
19:35Isn't it obvious?
19:47Have you become your god?
19:53My God!
19:56Let me worship you!
19:57But how could I have been so blind?
20:02I'm still in my mortal disguise.
20:04That's why you didn't see it.
20:05He must have seen it instantly.
20:07Your face still shines in the daylight like a lamp.
20:13Oh yeah?
20:13Hand me that mirror.
20:27Yes, it is resplendent.
20:31I could read by your light.
20:36I always knew this would happen.
20:38I always knew I was divine.
20:40And now what do I think?
20:41When I was two years old, I put down a mutiny in my father's army and saved Rome.
20:46That was a prodigy.
20:47It's like the stories they tell...
20:49Hercules, child.
20:51When he strangled the snakes in the cradle.
20:56Exact.
20:57And Mercury, as a child, stole some oxen.
21:00But when I was ten years old I had already killed my father.
21:04You didn't know that, did you?
21:06No!
21:10Divinity.
21:11Not even Jupiter did such a thing.
21:13He single-handedly overthrew his own.
21:15If you'll allow me to ask, why did you do that?
21:21They were blocking my path.
21:24The path of a young god.
21:26He tried to discipline me.
21:28So I scared the hell out of him in Antioch.
21:30It was you who did all that.
21:33It's incredible.
21:34No no.
21:36For a god it is very easy.
21:39And I didn't just kill my natural father.
21:41I also killed my adoptive father, Tiberius.
21:44Jupiter didn't get to do that much.
21:46No, I've never read that he did anything like that.
21:49And you are a man who has read a lot.
21:52And while Jupiter only slept with one of his sisters,
21:54I've slept with all three of them.
21:56My sisters have slept with a god.
21:59Martina told me that a god was allowed to.
22:01Did you know?
22:03Come on, Martina.
22:04Yes, yes, very good.
22:06A very wise woman.
22:07When my parents went to Egypt,
22:09I visited her daily and she taught me the history of the gods,
22:11especially from the Greeks.
22:12He told me I looked more like Zeus than Jupiter.
22:15He said that Jupiter was a stupid Roman copy of Zeus.
22:21Zeus?
22:22He married your sister, didn't he?
22:24Yeah.
22:24What was his name?
22:26Was.
22:27Was.
22:28That is.
22:29And she became pregnant by him.
22:31No, that was Metis.
22:34And fearing that the son would be more powerful than he and rule the heavens,
22:40He took it out of the mother's body, swallowed it whole,
22:45and Athena rotated from her head.
22:48Yes, it was something like that.
22:51I have never believed much in those stories,
22:54but now I see that they are true.
22:56Well, do you understand now why I've always been divine?
23:05Drusilla is divine too.
23:08I will announce it at the same time that I announced my own divinity.
23:11This has been the most glorious hour of my entire life.
23:18Allow me to withdraw and offer you a sacrifice immediately.
23:24The divine air you exhale is too strong for me.
23:28I'm fainting, divinity.
23:37Go in peace.
23:40I thought about killing you, but I changed my mind.
23:45Send me Drusilla.
23:46He wants to see you.
24:03He has become a god.
24:05You are also a goddess.
24:07We don't.
24:10A god? Which one?
24:11He thinks he's a foot.
24:14That's bad for mortals.
24:15Maybe not.
24:17When you decide to announce your divinity,
24:19Everyone will see that he is crazy and will lock him up.
24:21He will return to the republic.
24:23Dude, this is probably the best thing that could have happened to us.
24:30The emperor is coming.
24:32And there's something I want you to know before it arrives.
24:38so that it doesn't take you completely by surprise.
24:43We are going to experience one of the most surprising events in history.
24:49The emperor has undergone a transformation.
24:55A metamorphosis.
24:57He has become a god.
25:05It is something unusual to say the least.
25:09But it is in the nature of miracles to be unusual.
25:14And if the nature of some people is unbelieving,
25:17worse for them.
25:21But the emperor does not want to give it importance.
25:24He doesn't want any fuss or public announcements.
25:26He wants us all to behave normally.
25:30Even though he is now a god,
25:32He is still the same charming young man we know.
25:36You can be sure.
25:38And so that your relationships with all of us
25:40remain the same as before,
25:43has decided that it is convenient
25:44continue to appear in mortal form.
25:48Her sister Drusilla has also become a goddess.
25:51Any questions?
25:52Yes, it is certainly something unusual.
26:00But, as Sertorius Macro says,
26:03that is the nature of miracles.
26:06Why should we consider a man God?
26:08only after death?
26:11Sooner or later,
26:12a man would have to be reborn as God
26:13in our own world.
26:15If we worship the divine Augustus after his death,
26:19Isn't it the most sensible thing for us to adore his grandson?
26:21when he is still alive?
26:24I think we should consider ourselves lucky.
26:26for living in this time.
26:28Gentlemen,
26:29posterity will envy us.
26:31Posterity will call that idiot no.
26:33The Emperor!
26:53My sister and I are pleased to admit you.
26:55in our presence.
27:00Your recovery is miraculous.
27:02You prayed for her, Lentulus.
27:05Night and day.
27:06Although the gods do not always hear them.
27:08However, your prayers were very special.
27:11You offered them your life in exchange for mine.
27:13Extremely noble.
27:15It's true.
27:16I offered it.
27:18And what are you waiting for?
27:20What do I expect?
27:21I don't understand.
27:23Well, I'm here and so are you.
27:26One of the two is unnecessary.
27:28We must not give the gods what we promise them.
27:30You are in danger of committing perjury, Lentulus.
27:33Think about it.
27:35But not for long.
27:37The gods have little patience,
27:38I assure you.
27:39I know them well.
27:40Now we will walk through the market square and the forum
27:43and we will show ourselves to the people of Rome.
27:45And you keep coughing.
27:47We'll have to do something.
27:48You haven't forgotten my statues, have you?
27:50Of course not.
27:51Herod, here again.
27:53To bring you my congratulations.
27:55Come for a walk with us.
27:56I want to talk to you.
28:04Don't tell me there's no one in Rome.
28:06that is capable of killing him like a dog.
28:08It's very difficult, mother.
28:10He always has guards.
28:12Sejanus's Legacy
28:13and besides, I have never killed anyone.
28:15Everyone is waiting in secret
28:17that his madness cannot last long.
28:20Either he comes to his senses or he will die.
28:22Can't you poison his food?
28:24Mother, do you think I'm a murderer?
28:27A living god among us.
28:29And a goddess?
28:30I've seen that coming for a long time.
28:32To take a sister as a wife.
28:34They will both rot in hell.
28:36If I'm honest, you feel sorry for her.
28:39Very yours.
28:40He's terrified of her and that's why he plays along.
28:43You can't blame her.
28:44I would kill myself before that.
28:45Nobody wants to die, mother.
28:48I saw Lentulus's face
28:49the day he discovered that the god was not joking.
28:52He waited a long time hoping that Caligula would forget him.
28:55But it wasn't like that.
28:56He sent Macro with a centurion
28:57to check that the sentences were being opened.
29:00He got what he deserved.
29:01You all deserve it.
29:02You too are a flock of shameless cowards.
29:06When Germanicus died,
29:07the last of the Romans died.
29:11It would be wise to leave Rome.
29:13You are lucky not to have to live in a palace.
29:17The strangest and most incredible things happen at night.
29:19I don't want to hear them.
29:20I've heard enough.
29:23Do you have any of your private funds left?
29:25No, not much.
29:26The other day he gave him 20,000 gold pieces
29:29a box forces to win a race.
29:33When you run out of money, you can be careful.
29:35I'll see you at dinner time.
29:41She is very restless.
29:42And what can I do?
29:45I know my nephew is crazy, but I can't kill him.
29:49What's wrong with us, Herod?
29:51They are the children of my noble brother Germanicus.
29:54What happened to them?
29:57Well, you know what they say about the Claudius tree.
30:00It gives two kinds of fruit.
30:02The sweet and the bitter.
30:03Well, we've had a terrible harvest this year.
30:12This is not your home.
30:41It's our house.
30:45Yeah.
30:47We should spend more time here.
30:49I will build a bridge that connects it to the Palace.
30:53And I will hold my audiences here.
30:55Yeah.
30:56Look at it.
31:02Jupiter.
31:04Do you really think he's a god?
31:07A minor god, perhaps.
31:09Yeah.
31:11A minor god.
31:12Have you heard?
31:22You are not high enough for this temple.
31:27What do you say?
31:28Watch what you say or I'll have your face smashed in.
31:33Speak, I can't hear you.
31:41Well.
31:43For now you can summon me by calling me Zeus.
31:47Because in power he is the one who comes closest to me.
31:50You were created by the ancient Romans in their image.
31:54But you are nothing.
31:57Can't you hear anything?
31:59And that's wax.
32:02From which the Romans created you, Juno.
32:09We'll take you both to a smaller temple.
32:14You've been here too long.
32:18This is the sacred place I have chosen to give birth to the son of Zeus.
32:37A son.
32:39Mine?
32:45The son of Zeus.
32:48He will rule the universe.
32:54Tell him.
32:57Tell him.
32:59Tell her how it feels to be loved by Zeus.
33:02Tell him.
33:04It's like the sun runs through my veins.
33:08As?
33:09A shooting star.
33:10As if all the lights in the universe suddenly turned on in my belly.
33:16And a new universe would have been born.
33:20But you promised me you'd have them today.
33:32Well, don't get upset.
33:33I didn't promise you.
33:34I told you I would do my best.
33:35But you knew they had to be there for the...
33:37Verón Ceremony.
33:38Verón's is done.
33:39But one is useless without the other, idiots.
33:42You don't have to insult me.
33:43Insulting you will get you kicked out of town.
33:45It's not my fault.
33:46The marble didn't arrive until last week.
33:48The marble was already here.
33:49And when I came.
33:51It was easy, but it was cracked.
33:53You used it for another assignment.
33:55And you...
33:55I swear to Jupiter I didn't use it for any other purpose.
33:58Take Verón and I'll have Bruso within a week.
34:00Eat with him!
34:02What a mess you've got me into...
34:03What do you want from me?
34:06And what do I do with a statue of Verón?
34:08Stick it where I think!
34:09And you know where I think!
34:11I will sue you for breach of...
34:14Are you going to sue me?
34:15I, you.
34:16I will sue you for damages, for misrepresentation, for fraud.
34:21I'll send my lawyers to you, I promise.
34:25And I'll charge you for this too.
34:29That...
34:30There's something you should know.
34:34Do you hear it?
34:37That?
34:39To twin.
34:41I'm sorry.
34:42Don't you hear it?
34:46As?
34:48You have to see what it is like to have the senses of a god.
34:51I hear everything.
34:51I can hear even a leaf falling on the other side of the world.
34:56It's unbearable to hear so much.
35:00You just don't hear anything.
35:03Nothing.
35:06He spent the whole dinner coughing.
35:08Why didn't you come to dinner?
35:10Me...
35:10I fell asleep.
35:13At dinner he didn't stop coughing.
35:15And although he has gone to his room on the other side of the palace,
35:17I still hear him.
35:18No one else hears him.
35:21It wasn't even.
35:24Was?
35:25Oh, it was!
35:28I don't think she hears anything.
35:36I don't know anymore.
35:39Glad to hear it.
35:40What a relief, Claudio!
35:41What did you want to tell me?
35:42Is...
35:43About the...
35:45Statues.
35:46Ah, yes.
35:47That's what I wanted to talk to you about.
35:48Have you noticed it too?
35:50Notice what?
35:52That none of the statues of the gods in Rome resemble me.
35:56That can't be.
35:58I want you to collect all the important statues of the gods that are in Rome.
36:01and change their heads for mine.
36:04Or yours?
36:05Yeah.
36:06And Vera too.
36:08Put...
36:09...yours...
36:11...in the statues...
36:13...of...
36:13...Penos.
36:14She is not beautiful.
36:18And she's pregnant.
36:20She carries my son in her womb.
36:23I am tormented by the thought of what it will be like.
36:26It will be bigger than Zeus himself.
36:28It will arrive...
36:28...to rule the universe.
36:30The statues of Tenerón...
36:34...of...
36:34...of...
36:35...of...
36:35...of...
36:35...of...
36:36...of...
36:36...they won't be ready for the ceremony.
36:40That?
36:40What is it that the statues of your brothers are not determined?
36:49As?
36:50Aren't they?
36:51Have you messed everything up?
36:52You're an idiot.
36:54Your mother always says you're an idiot.
36:56And I didn't go and trust you.
36:57I'm thinking of cutting your throat.
36:59But...
36:59Or rather, I'm going to cut it off for you.
37:00No!
37:01No!
37:01No!
37:02What's that?
37:03What's that?
37:04What's that?
37:04What's that?
37:05Twin.
37:12I cured his cough.
37:14Oh no!
37:17Oh no!
37:19No!
37:20Claudius!
37:21You are no longer a consul!
37:23I have dismissed you!
37:25I'll find someone else!
37:33Take it away.
37:33It's horrible.
37:34Yes, I surprised him.
37:38Dusila!
37:39Dusila!
37:41Please, Dusila!
37:43Dusila!
37:44Take my head!
37:54No one can be greater than Zeus.
37:59Not even the son of Zeus.
38:01Not many people came to the funeral, did they?
38:08And what did you expect?
38:09Caligula denounced him as a traitor before the Senate.
38:12It doesn't matter.
38:13He was the grandson of Tiberius and he was just a child.
38:16How can anyone believe such nonsense?
38:18People believe what suits them.
38:20And we can be content that he did not celebrate the funeral with games.
38:28I want to speak with Claudio alone.
38:30Yes of course.
38:32Leave.
38:38Is something bad happening or was it your twin's funeral that made you sad?
38:42The funeral.
38:46Goodbye, Herod.
38:48Bye bye.
38:49Are you going on a trip?
38:54Yeah.
38:55Very long.
38:57I'm going to meet your father.
39:02What are you saying?
39:04I'm going to take my life.
39:07And don't start talking nonsense.
39:09Can't you?
39:12Of course.
39:14My life is mine.
39:15I want to rest.
39:16I don't want to live here anymore.
39:19And don't pretend you'll miss me.
39:21Of course I'll miss you.
39:24You are my mother.
39:26Very kind, especially considering I've never been very affectionate with you.
39:30I'm sorry to say it, but you've always been a big disappointment to me, Claudio.
39:34Don't tell me that.
39:35Do you see it?
39:36You are crying at your age.
39:37And you didn't want to cry.
39:40Not for me.
39:42Keep your tears to yourself.
39:43You may need them.
39:45Don't do it, Father.
39:46My decision is made.
39:48I can't take this anymore.
39:50I was born into a world of people.
39:53Now they are rabid dogs.
39:55I have seen my Germanic son and my grandsons Drusus, Nero and Gemellus murdered.
40:01My granddaughters are hopeless degenerates.
40:03And your sister Libila died by my own hand.
40:07That was the worst.
40:09I saw you die then.
40:11Wait a bit.
40:13Cali, does one have a sick mind?
40:16Sooner or later...
40:16No, Rome is sick at its core and he is the manifestation of evil.
40:21But he can't last forever.
40:22Always.
40:24No.
40:25I think you'll outlive him.
40:29You would be able to survive the flood.
40:32But I don't want it.
40:34I've been here too long, and it's polite to leave.
40:38You will find all my affairs in order.
40:45Pay my debts and be good to my slaves.
40:48They are faithful.
40:49I'll go back to Anzio and do it there.
40:51Go in five hours.
40:52I'll be dead by now.
40:53But wait for Briseis to confirm it.
40:55I don't want you to take my last breath.
40:59I'm counting on you to pay for my funeral.
41:01And don't forget to cut off my hand so I can bury it separately.
41:07It's suicide.
41:08You would be able to forget it.
41:11Claudio.
41:14Claudio.
41:17Please.
41:20Don't get bogged down in the funeral oration.
41:26Can you kiss me?
41:30Mother.
41:31Mother.
41:32Mother.
41:33Mother.
41:34Mother.
41:35Mother.
41:36Mother.
41:37Mother.
41:38Mother.
41:39Mother.
41:40Mother.
41:41Mother.
41:42Mother.
41:43Mother.
41:44Mother.
41:45Mother.
41:46Mother.
41:47Mother.
41:48Mother.
41:49Mother.
41:50Mother.
41:51Mother.
41:52Mother.
41:53Mother.
41:54Mother.
41:55Mother.
41:56Mother.
41:57Mother.
41:58Mother.
41:59Mother.
42:00Mother.
42:01Mother.
42:01He's dead, master.
42:14You can enter
42:16How was it?
42:21He didn't suffer, master.
42:22When life wants so much to escape
42:25Just touch the veins with the knife and it will go away.
42:29How did he scream?
42:33Only at the end
42:34I heard him call your father
42:37Drusus cried, forgive me
42:39Forgive me
42:41Forgive me?
42:44Maybe because I made him wait so long.
42:47I took her out of the bathtub, laid her down, and covered her with a sheet.
42:53You can go in and see it.
42:54Yes, I'm going now, right now
42:58Don't be sad
43:02He wanted to leave and he left
43:05With great calm and courage
43:09She was the daughter of Mark Antony and Octavia
43:13What could be expected of her?
43:18I cut off his hand to bury the part
43:21Why did you do it?
43:23She asked me, love
43:26Maybe he thought you would forget him.
43:32Zeus
43:38Zeus
43:42My husband!
43:46Where are you?
43:48Ah!
43:49You are not Zeus!
43:52You are not my husband Zeus!
43:55You're just my old uncle's fool!
43:59Clovio!
43:59And it was your grandmother's funeral.
44:03Why hasn't it been?
44:08We gods don't go to those things.
44:11You're drunk
44:12No
44:13My husband has found a wonderful potion
44:17And we took it
44:18It makes you feel like
44:21Uh!
44:23If you were floating in the air
44:24Have you seen my husband?
44:29Has he hidden?
44:30Do you prefer your brother?
44:33Yes, my brother
44:36Hahaha!
44:37My divine
44:39And powerful brother
44:42Powerful
44:44Do you know what it's going to be, Father?
44:52Hera is expecting a child from Zeus
44:56Either Metis or Diana
44:59Sometimes I am one and sometimes another
45:02It's a bit confusing
45:03Because that is the current of that mess
45:06Why do you do it?
45:09You play the clown and I play the goddess
45:11You disgust me
45:19Would you dare say that to him?
45:23You are afraid
45:25We are all afraid
45:27He too
45:28And do you know what he's afraid of?
45:37To this
45:38Are you afraid that I am more powerful than you?
45:42And rule the skies?
45:46I have something he is afraid of.
45:49Zeus!
45:53Zeus!
45:54Where are you?
45:55Where are you?
45:57Zeus!
45:59Zeus!
46:01My treasure!
46:02Are you there, Zeus?
46:08Zeus!
46:13You scared me so much!
46:15Oh!
46:18Oh!
46:19It's magnificent!
46:23But you will tickle me
46:25Why were you hiding here?
46:29Because I wanted you to find me
46:31Look
46:34I've changed everything
46:37Olympus
46:41We gods like to live on the summits
46:45So, as long as I have to live in this horrible palace
46:48This will remind me of my true home
46:50And what is this?
46:54A carriage for you to travel through the clouds
46:56Drink this
47:00Oh!
47:01I've already drunk enough
47:02Is it the same as before?
47:04Yes, the same.
47:05The gods take it before working a miracle
47:08Drink it, drink it!
47:09Drink, drink!
47:20Do you know that I love you?
47:22More than anything in the universe
47:24I'll show you how you'll be taken to Olympus
47:28Look
47:32These gold bracelets
47:36They will help you
47:39Don't fall
47:42On the journey
47:45We will travel together
47:48Who am I?
47:51Zeus
47:52The Lord of the Skies
47:54My husband
47:54And who are you?
47:55The Queen of Heaven
47:57Your wife
47:58You trust me
47:59I trust my lover
48:02And Lord
48:03You will not suffer
48:05I promise you
48:06Suffer?
48:07What do you plan to do with me, Zeus?
48:11You know I can't deny you anything.
48:13What are you doing?
48:19What do you want to do?
48:20Tell the Queen of Heaven
48:25What your master and lord desires
48:27I must
48:30Bring forth the child who carries the Queen of Heaven in her womb
48:34And swallow it
48:35For a new child to be born from the head of Zeus
48:39Yes my love
48:41Take the child out
48:43May Zeus swallow his son
48:45And we go to bed?
48:50Your queen is sleepy
48:52What are you doing?
48:56Why are you looking at me like that?
48:58You will not suffer any pain
49:00I don't know
49:01Pain?
49:02Why was I going?
49:05Caligula
49:06Are we immortal gods?
49:36Don't go in there
49:38Do not enter
50:06Do not enter
50:22Why are you looking at me like that?
50:24What they will look at me
50:27It is not
50:28Good
50:31Do not enter
50:32Why are you looking at me like that?
50:33Thank you!
51:03Thank you!
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