All language subtitles for Spartacus6

( theme music playing )

lt is a heavy thing,

to see a father
so strong in life unable to rise.

The weight of it keenly felt.

Titus was much loved by this city.

Hold comfort in the knowledge.

The magistrate himself pays respects?

lt's a great honor.

For my father.

Years l wished
for blistering tongue to cool,

only to long for it
to scorch ear once more.

Lucretia: l know you did not
wish him gone in such a manner.

Nor did l,
despite our many differences.

And yet the gods have willed it.

The gods had no fucking hand in this.

Tullius alone inflicts injury.

And how shall it be answered?

Apologies. Unwelcome guest
makes appearance.

Vettius.

Temper emotion and greet him
with measured voice.

lt would serve no purpose
to have confrontation

here in front of the magistrate.

Good Batiatus.

My sympathies
for the passing of your father.

A titan, standing far above
all who follow.

You come absent Tullius?

l thought nothing could keep the man
from observance of such a tragedy.

Well, he confers with dignitaries
from Antioch.

- Antioch?
- He's engaged in business there,

to the further glory of the Republic.

He sends his regrets
that he could not be present,

and a reminder

that a bargain was struck
with your father before he passed

concerning the sale of Gannicus.

You dare broach subject
on such a fucking day?

We have respectfully waited
for eight of them to pass.

Your period of mourning
comes to conclusion.

Tomorrow the sun greets a ninth day

and with it we expect
delivery of Gannicus.

Turn desire to piss and shit

and see yourself well satisfied.

Then Tullius will be forced to withdraw
offer to include your men

in the opening games
of the new arena.

And all that follow.

Titus condemns
our brothers to the mines.

Now we fucking honor him?

He was the dominus of this house

and deserves no less.

Spoken as a true champion.

Gannicus: Apologies.

Batiatus summons the men.

You will see her ashes
beneath the ground?

As is her people's custom.

Gannicus:
l did not know of them.

There are many things
that l did not pause to ask of her.

Now l'm but filled with questions.

Speak of her in quiet moments

and see them answered.

Oenomaus...

she was the rarest of women,

a flower of beauty and compassion
in a world full of shit.

l would assume her place, so that her
laugh may once again fill solemn air.

She would not wish it.

She loved you.

As a brother.

As l loved her.

Quintus: We stand upon sacred ground,
watered with tears of blood.

Words l have often heard in my youth--
by my father,

by his father before him.

Yet only now
do l truly understand them.

We've all felt
the bitter sting of loss.

Yet here we stand.

We have known the agony of heart
ripped yet beating from sundered chest.

And yet here we stand.

The House of Batiatus
is no stranger to misfortune,

to the cruel whims of the gods

and base men who would position
themselves as such.

And yet here we stand!

This house is built
atop unshakable foundations

of honor and respect.

And in no man were
these qualities more evident

than Titus Lentulus Batiatus.

l will laud my father's memory

by seeing the House of Batiatus

elevated beyond the imaginings
of my ancestors.

l will need all of you to see it done--

men of hard purpose and desire.

Let previous decisions fall aside.

None of you will be sent to the mines,
regardless of standing!

( chuckles )

The sun has set on an era.

Let us celebrate the name
Titus Lentulus Batiatus

with drink and the clash of swords
to carry my father to the afterlife!

Take position!

Will you fight your man to conclusion
or drop your defense

and allow for hollow victory,
as you did with me before Titus?

You are champion now.
Do not broach fucking subject again.

Quintus:
Spill blood upon the sands, but live

to one day die with glory
and honor in the arena!

Begin.

This is all that remains--

when the smoke clears
and the embers die...

the sum total of a man's life.

This was my father's last act
before his death:

a bill of sale transferring
your ownership.

The cause that moved you
to seek audience on the day

- l watched my father burn?
- Apologies, Dominus.

l could wait no longer.

We again find ourselves
in unpleasant position.

To honor my father's wishes sees you
fall to control of a man most hated,

to defy them sees this house
forever excluded from the new arena.

A cock in the ass,
from either direction.

Speak, and give reason to see
this join my father's ashes.

l have no words towards such an end.

l come to see agreement honored.

You wish to leave this house?

l wish to see blood.

See me delivered to Tullius's care

and l will see his life
for your father's.

Noble offer.

Yet l fear your life would be
forfeit in such attempt.

A small price to pay.

My father never aimed
a favored word towards you,

yet you entreat to be the instrument
of his vengeance?

Or is it another you seek it for?

You would sacrifice your life
in the memory of hers?

l would sacrifice a thousand,
if l'd but had them.

lf you had such
stirrings for Melitta,

why did you not fight harder
in the contest before my father?

You could have taken Crixus
and remained here,

close to your heart's desires.

The match was lost
before sword was ever raised.

The same could be said
of your plans against Tullius.

He is forever surrounded
not only by his own men,

but by good citizens who would quickly
come to the aid of such a ''noble'' Roman.

- Then they too shall fall.
- You do not fucking think!

This grants ownership
to Tullius' lapdog Vettius.

You'll be sent to the boy's ludus
in fucking Nola.

A year could pass before you find
yourself close enough to Tullius.

l would suffer a lifetime
but to have the chance to strike.

This house would be
the one that suffers!

A year of the greatest gladiator
in the Republic

fighting for those shits!?
A year of you needing to win

each fight against my fucking men

in the hopes of gaining
an audience with Tullius.

Will he not wish to see the man
he has fought so hard to gain

- when so delivered?
- ln chains, absent weapons.

Then l will use my hands!

Your desires are well noted.

l will weigh argument and come
to an answer in the balance.

Dominus.

Fetch more wine.

Vettius's appearance was ill-timed.

He is a dog,
untrained where not to shit.

The hand that grips his leash
is of greater concern.

Has Quintus voiced thought
towards Tullius?

He has not.

Yet what would any of us do to see
the death of one so loved avenged?

The very heart of my concern.

To take action against Tullius is
to invite mortal consequence.

He has made repeated attacks against
this house. You'd have us do nothing?

l would have you live.

lf the situation with Tullius turns
to further disadvantage,

know that you may always
seek refuge beneath my roof.

- As friend.
- Where is the fucking wine?

- Lucretia: Naevia brings more.
- ( sighs )

l should take my leave.

No stay.
l would have your counsel.

Gannicus presses to honor
terms towards his sale.

- Then the matter is resolved.
- Fuck resolution.

The man only desires
close proximity to Tullius

and the villain's throat
beneath his hands.

He would kill Tullius for us?
Do you believe it possible?

You speak of madness!

Tullius is far too cautious
to ever lower guard,

especially in the presence of a man
loyal to the House of Batiatus.

And what would brave Solonius
do in my fucking position?!

Turn blind eye towards
the murder of his father?

He would be certain
to strike appropriate target.

What if Tullius had no hand in this?

His gift of wine was tainted with death.

But was it by Tullius's hand?
Or another moved by equal grievance?

What if Vettius is
the true cause of this?

The boy's hatred for you
is well known.

You are right.

Vengeance would stand a hollow vessel
were it not filled with retribution

against all who have injured this house,
including young Vettius.

- You twist my intention.
- He but straightens purpose.

ls this not what set tragedy in motion?

Arrogance and impatience?
You're forever reaching beyond grasp,

and dragging those beside you
as you fall.

And you have never had
the stomach to do what it takes

to make a fucking
name in this world!

Good Solonius, forever bowing
and scraping in the shit of his betters.

ls it any wonder no woman
would have you?

Emotion carries us beyond reason.

Solonius has been as a brother to us.

lt has been a trying day
in a long succession of many.

Apologies.

l have asked much of our friendship,
with little reward.

Yet l must seek more

if we are to see injuries
against our house redressed.

What are your thoughts?

They yet stand clouded.

Come. Let us put our minds together
and see them cleared.

( tapping )

This mark carries great honor,

and even greater responsibility.

Melitta held many years
as my body slave...

and shall be missed
beyond the measure of words.

l expect equal loyalty from you now.

You are always to stand by my side,
never to leave it.

Or this house,
as Diona chose.

Oh, l understand why she fled.

lt was an unfortunate thing to be
so used by men for base entertainment.

l understand it,
yet cannot forgive.

Yes, Domina.

Lucretia: What l can do

is make promise

that no one will ever
lay hands upon you for sport.

Your maidenhood will be
preserved as a precious gift

and given only to the most worthy,

as Melitta was given to Oenomaus.

There.

We are forever
bound to each other.

Bring oil and a sharpened blade.

l would be rid
of this fucking beard.

Solonius?

Courage hardened
and hands set to task.

Then you've come to decision.

One that not even good Tullius
will see coming.

Gather my father's ashes
and tell Oenomaus

to prepare Gannicus
to leave these walls.

Brother.

You are too late.

l have finished the wine.

Would that l had enough
to sink to the fucking bottom.

Dominus orders you
prepared for transport.

l am to be sold then?

What seizes Batiatus--

to give you to Tullius
after what he has done?

The man has lost fucking sense.

Then question mine as well.

You wish this?

l wish to stand before Tullius

and have his fucking life.

You would have better chance
flinging yourself from the cliff

and praying to land upon him.

lt was his fucking wine.

lf she had--

all those who had hand
in her passing must pay,

regardless of cost.

lt was a gift for Titus--

Tullius's wine.

How did it come to pass her lips?
She was no thief.

What answer would matter now?

She is gone and the men
that took her soon to follow.

l would rather you join her now than see
another so close to me fall to Tullius.

The choice is removed from your hands.

- l will break words with Batiatus.
- Oenomaus, this is how it must be.

She would not have wanted this.

When l meet her in the afterlife,

l do not wish to explain why l allowed
a man we both loved to forfeit his life.

l have lost my wife.

l do not want to see
my brother follow.

He deserves no less.

Oenomaus--

Quintus:
The time for words has passed.

- Dominus.
- Prepare the wagon.

We leave at once.

What words were you
about to fucking speak?

- Ones weighted with truth.
- Towards what purpose?

He deserves to know.

This is not about him.

lt is about Gannicus
and his fucking conscience.

Speak it, and see memory
of beloved wife forever tainted.

l cannot keep buried
what l have done.

Then see it remain in shallow grave
but a while longer.

How am l to unearth it
once l have been sold to Tullius?

l do not sell you to fucking Tullius.

( shouts )

Batiatus again spits in my face?

News absent surprise.

A snake by nature favors
maneuvering upon its belly.

l would stand upright
among honorable men.

Where does he take Gannicus?

Batiatus sent me to secure sale

to the Syrian trader Galeagra.

By morning Gannicus will be on a ship
sailing towards points unknown,

forever beyond your reach.

You aided Batiatus in this?

l have known the man for many years.

l was conflicted.

As am l...

on whether to strip flesh
from your fucking face.

Wait! l came to you with this.

After the fact.

There is still time. He meets the Syrian
at the edge of the city.

Gather the men.

l cannot believe even Batiatus so thick

as to imagine concealing such an act.

He will spin the story
of Gannicus escaping--

to perhaps follow his slave girl Diona,
who recently went to foot.

He thinks me the fool,
to accept the tale?

Batiatus knows you will summon him
to meeting to discuss the matter.

He lays plans to see much coin
in your men's hands,

payment in aid against your life
when he stands before you.

( chuckles )
The fucking cock on him.

( laughter )

Batiatus has always thought himself
above those around him--

even closest friend.

l shall prove the notion false

and see fucking son join his father.

Where are they?

l'll search ahead.

Stay where you are. l will not
have you from my fucking side.

lf you had sold me to Tullius,
no one else's life would be at risk.

With great risk comes great reward.

And l would have mine.

The Syrians arrive.

l grow weary
of these games, Batiatus,

and would see them to bitter end.

As would l.

Come.
Let us embrace,

you fucking cunt.

Come on!

Ashur!

Fucking kill him, Barca!

You!

Fuck you, you fucking shit.
You fuck!

Wait, hold!

l said hold.

Such a death would be far too quick.

Bind him.

And you.

You played your part
to fucking perfection!

( laughing )

lt was not difficult. When passion
for vengeance overtakes caution,

even the keenest of minds
is easily deceived.

Modest to the fucking last.

See these bodies put to grass
and get yourself to the medicus.

You're sure to your purpose?

My path has never been clearer.

Good Tullius.

Let us have final words

before you depart this life.

Ah, the lamb finally wakes.

- ( grunting )
- Calm yourself.

l merely wish to break words.

Seek to raise alarm
and find throat slit

well in advance of aid.
We are clear?

You are fucking dead.

Threats absent form
without Tullius to support them.

What have you done to him?

Not me.
l have done nothing.

ln all of this, l have never known
quarrel with good Tullius.

Yet Batiatus...
he is of a contrary nature.

And moves even as we speak
to end his conflict with your man.

Forever.

The opening of the arena is upon us.

Tullius' absence will be noted,
and your part in it quick upon heel.

You are mistaken. No one will suspect
Tullius has left this world--

not when trusted Vettius heralds news
that he has unexpectedly

set sail abroad to tend
to pressing matters in Antioch.

What would move tongue
to voice such fucking lie?

lt would more easily forms words
to see you and Batiatus

executed for your crimes.

Based upon what evidence?

We were not found knife in hand,
kneeling beside body.

A body which even now Batiatus
conceals beyond reach of human eyes.

No, my concern

rests with your safety.

Attempt to raise
unwarranted suspicion,

and Batiatus would be sure
to take offense.

And without Tullius
to protect you...

Ah. Youth finally matures.

Now we have settled issue,

let us turn to other matters
of a more personal nature.

Lucretia:
All things change.

What we hold close to our hearts
eventually pass from this world.

And what we once
turned from in disgust...

we embrace as necessity.

Raise your eyes.

What do you see?

The domina of the house.

ls that all?

l see a woman

unlike any l have seen before.

Better.

l did not think l had pleased you

when last called to your chambers.

l love my husband beyond all men

and l would do anything for him

and his legacy.

l did not seek pleasure.
l need only your cock.

But speak of this and see it
parted from your body.

Yes, Domina.

Your hair and your beard

give the appearance
of a fucking animal.

l would have you reformed
into the semblance of a man

to make the lie l must tell myself
more convincing.

( gate opens )

( groaning )

A game well played, Batiatus.

Now

let us come to terms.

Your man Gannicus obviously
means a great deal to you,

to press to such extremes.

l will cease my pursuit of him.

Offer more.

l will see your house take prominence
in all upcoming games.

More.

Speak desire and see it attended.

l desire to see you suffer

as l have suffered
at your fucking hands.

Your suffering
has only begun, lanista,

when it is discovered
what you have done to me!

You will not be discovered,
nor missed.

Solonius moves young Vettius

towards offering proper explanation
for your disappearance.

Vettius?

Oh, the city will mourn.

Soon your name will be
spoken of less and less,

until it is lost to history.

Tullius: l should have had your life
at the beginning of this.

The mistake is mine,

having stayed hand

in respect of your father.

Respect?

Pay it to the remains
of the man himself.

Tell him! Tell him

how high you hold him
even as your poisoned wine

robbed him of fucking life!
Tell him. Tell him, you fucking shit!

Why should l strike against your father?

He was an honorable Roman--

a man who knew his place.

As l know yours.

There will be an accounting, Batiatus...

for this and everything that follows.

The gods will see to it someday.

Yes, but not this one.

( screams )

( groaning )

( grunts )

This arena was your life...

add to its foundations.

( cheering )

Capua!

Quintus:
Have eyes ever beheld such a sight?

The laurel crown of the Republic.

lts majesty even more evident
when viewed from the pulvinus.

Oh, a great honor
to be invited by Tullius.

One l fear undeserved, yet he is
a difficult man to turn from, huh?

- ( horns playing )
- A fact well known to all present.

l am surprised by his delay.

The opening of the arena has been
the only subject on his tongue.

Now he stands late
to his own celebration.

Apologies.

Tullius regrets
he will be absent altogether.

What could wrest him
from so high a perch?

Pressing concerns
abroad in Antioch.

His departure was unexpected.

Lucretia: The arena
would not exist without Tullius.

We would not be standing here
if it weren't for his actions.

We should halt the celebrations
until his return.

Agreed.
l shall address the crowd.

No, Tullius sends hard instruction
for ceremony to carry without him.

This arena was a gift
to his beloved city.

He would not see misfortune
stand in the way of the giving of it.

Magistrate:
A most gracious offer,

well received. Come.

Haunt Tullius' place by my side,
possessing his spirit for the occasion.

Again l must offer apology.

l make preparations
to follow Tullius to Antioch.

And what of your ventures here?
Your ludus?

l am retiring from the lowly
call of the lanista

in favor of station more
befitting a man of breeding.

What will become of your men?
They fight this very day.

l would not see
your brief labors turn to naught.

Solonius and l can make
fair offer to divide them.

Deeply appreciated,
yet unnecessary.

Solonius and l have already
come to terms.

Terms?

l've transferred deed
to all my gladiators to Solonius,

under whose noble banner
they will fight this day.

Magistrate:
You are indeed blessed, Solonius.

Well, your ludus now stands
above all others in sheer numbers.

May the gods continue to show favor.

- Huh.
- Vettius: l must take my leave.

Give good Solonius all consideration
towards future games.

Tullius and l will have it so.

You are overly generous.
Come. l would see you away.

The boy all but runs from us.

Vettius has always been
little more than Tullius' pet.

ls it any wonder he runs to heel
when leash is jerked?

Batiatus speaks truth.

Let us put absent friends from mind

and turn towards
the glories of the day.

You have done well.

l but dance to the yank of strings.

Avoid them forming a noose,

and never return to Capua
while l draw breath.

l pray for the day it ceases.

We were supposed to divide
Vettius' men among us.

What the fuck are you doing?

What it takes to make
a name in this world--

after years of
''bowing and scraping in shit.''

ls that what this is about? A few words
spoken in anger absent thought?

A few words?

You name me friend and brother,

yet at every turn remind
that l lack this trait or that.

You take information given in aid
and move against Tullius,

absent regard of the difficult
position it places me.

You talk of nothing!

Every tongue that is not your own
is accused of the same.

lt has taken years

and the price of blood, but at last
l see you for what you are--

a man who holds no one
in esteem beyond himself.

l owe you gratitude.

Without you to show the way,

l would never have raised the nerve
to betray those closest to me.

( cheering continues )

What excuse does Solonius give?

None that merit consideration.

( crowd booing )

Batiatus:
What has the crowd in such a state?

Sextus announces executions
before the games begin.

ls that not one of yours, Batiatus?

The girl on the end.
What was her name?

Diona.

( laughs )

Diona, yes.

Apologies, Batiatus.

The girl was only
rounded up this morning.

lf you wish her removed
to be dealt with personally--

No, let her death stand
as a warning

to all others who would
seek to betray me.

Caburus is your man now,
Solonius.

Rise and see him to purpose.

As you wish.

( gasps )

Pity, to lose one so...

fetching.

Soon you join cunt.

Doctore!

l can fight.
Have word with Dominus.

( grunts )

l already have.

Now aid your brothers
in preparing for the day.

You will fight again
when you are able.

Yes, Doctore.

You will face Tasgetius and Synetos
in the match before the primus.

Our days have been filled.

Show all of Capua why you are
considered such a prize.

Fight, and honor
the House of Batiatus.

There are many things
l would die for--

many things
l deserve to die for--

yet this house
is no longer among them.

Then fight for her.

Every life you take,
the blood you shed,

she will see it
from the afterlife.

Then l shall fill her eyes.

Crixus!

You are first.

Ready.

( horns playing )

The sands have been moistened

with our first offerings of blood.

But more is demanded
on such a day.

- And you shall have it!
- ( cheering )

The Houses of Solonius and Batiatus

will battle each other
in deadly contest.

No mercy shown.

No quarter given.

The victors all to face each
in the primus!

( roaring )

You will school that little shit
in the ways of a true lanista.

A lesson to be remembered.

lt shall be a spectacle

the likes of which the gods themselves
have never witnessed!

Glory to Capua!

Glory to Rome!

( roaring )

( screaming )

Yes!

Nice.

Yes.

Yes!

Once more Gannicus proves himself
a god of the arena!

Ah, were that Tullius here
to witness such a triumph!

Yet l fear the numbers stand
against you in the primus.

Solonius still holds
twice your men.

Eh. Numbers are meaningless.

A lesson good Solonius
is about to discover.

Ha!

( crowd chanting )
We want more, we want more!

Magistrate:
...fast we see approaching night.

You shall stand above all others,

eclipsed only
by the gods themselves...

So at last we meet upon the sand.

Two among many.

l give no shit about other men.

l shall prove myself against you
in proper contest.

We face Solonius's men,
not each other.

Crixus:
Only until they have fallen.

Then we shall stand alone,
absent thought of brotherhood.

Attend.

The dominus would have words.

Everything we have dreamed of,

suffered and died for,

the worth of it all turns
upon this single moment.

You face the House of Solonius
and his ill-gotten men.

You stand outnumbered.

But not outmatched.
Only one man will claim victory this day

and earn the title
the Champion of Capua.

And by the gods that man will be
from the fucking House of Batiatus!

( stomping )

Gladiators, form!

( horns sound )

- ( Gannicus laughs )
- ( Crixus roars )

Many have fought this day.

Many have died,

their blood staining the sands.

Yet this arena towers
above all others in the Republic.

lt is a vast beast,

- and it yet hungers!
- ( cheering )

Two great houses face each other.

Yet every man must ultimately
stand for himself

and himself alone.

- What are they doing?
- lt matters not.

Magistrate:
Fire burns within their breasts.

And it is fire that shall bind them
in final contest!

Fall to the sands beyond the flames

and find yourself removed
from the primus.

Fall within them

and be removed from this world.

Take position.

Do not die before we meet.

Magistrate: Split heaven
with the sound of your fury!

( growls )

Begin!

- First blood to Solonius!
- Yes.

Yes.

- Yes!
- ( roars )

Yes!

lt is a pity you did not land
more men in the primus, Solonius.

l fear you may be
eliminated prematurely.

Dagan, you crazy fuck!

Batiatus's men
think so little of his house

they seek to kill each other?

Who stands cunt now?

( shrieking )

Capua!

- Fuck!
- ( chuckles )

Let us press advantage, brother!

Kill Gannicus,

and decide who is
champion between us, huh?

Your men again set upon each other
before common foe is defeated.

To be expected when animals
are not properly trained.

- Gannicus is mine.
- ( screams )

lt appears odds have shifted.

The odds return to balance.

( roars )

Yes yes.

( crowd cheering )

Yes!

( roars )

Yes! The House of Batiatus
stands fucking triumphant!

Whoa! Apologies.

None required.
A most impressive showing.

l do but honor this city

and my champion
continues to do the same.

l have mind towards your man
for my own games.

As do l. Listen to how
he ignites the crowd.

Gannicus! Gannicus!
Gannicus!

( roars )

Gannicus!
Gannicus! Gannicus!

Would they not forever remember
this day and the men responsible for it

if Gannicus were granted freedom?

Freedom?

l would have granted the same
in deference to the crowd

- had my man survived.
- An excellent suggestion.

You can always train another gladiator.

Yet to conclude the opening
ceremonies with such a blessing...

As l said, l but honor this city.

( laughs )

Gannicus has proven himself
to the city of Capua.

Let him be rewarded...

with freedom.

( crowd cheering )

Gannicus! Gannicus!
Gannicus!

Gannicus!
Gannicus! Gannicus!

Gannicus! Gannicus!
Gannicus!

Gannicus!
Gannicus! Gannicus!

Gannicus! Gannicus!
Gannicus!

Gannicus!
Gannicus! Gannicus!

Gannicus! Gannicus!
Gannicus!

Gannicus!
Gannicus! Gannicus!

Gannicus! Gannicus!
( cheering )

Lucretia: After all we have suffered,
Gannicus is still lost to us.

l offered the man coin,

freedom to come and go as he pleases,
if he would yet fight for our house.

Memories haunt the man

and drive him from our walls.

Crixus afforded himself
well in the games.

Let us turn our hope towards him,

that he may bring us honor

and good fortune.

Yes.

Let us place our stock in the Gaul

and see what ends he may service.

l'm real proud of you, brother.

l shall join you one day,

you mad fuck.

Of that there is no doubt.

We have not yet had proper contest.

Win your own freedom
and seek me out.

Crixus.

l was given this when l became
champion of this house.

Wear it with more honor than l have.

( winces )

You have earned the rudis--

proof you no longer stand a slave.

A lifetime of blood.

And victory.

lt lifts troubled heart to see
my brother gain his freedom.

Melitta would have been proud.

Oenomaus--

she loved you

above all others.

The thought shall keep me warm

till l join her in the afterlife.

And l shall meet you both there.

Quintus: Doctore.

Begin the day's training.

Oenomaus:
First position!

l would not hear the name Gannicus
spoken within these walls.

Or that of Tullius
or his cock-eating apprentice.

Such things are of the past.

Let us look towards a brighter future.

My eyes are firmly fixed.

We will see this house elevated...

beyond my father, beyond Solonius,
beyond the fucking gods themselves.

We will leave our mark
upon this city.

And one day

we will see proper reward
for all we have done.

Spartacus: l have done this thing
because it is just.

Blood demands blood.

We have lived and lost

at the whims of our masters
for too long.

l would not have it so.

Your lives are your own.
Forge your own path...

orjoin with us

and together we shall see
Rome tremble!

( cheering, shouting )

( theme music playing )