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Heat. Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat.

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Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Hell,

hell.

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Hey,

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down.

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back.

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Brilliant redu. What strong gladiators

you have. You fought well today. You

have to stay a while in Capua and I can

arrange other BS to see you. The public

will pay a lot of money. We thank you,

Publius Terraps, but our departure date

is already decided. Think it over, Reus.

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Now, the prefix of the Capuan Games

offers you an exceptional show. 12

gladiators who lived and were trained in

the city of Thrace will battle against

one another to the death until only one

survives. What is it, my son?

I'm afraid, father. Have courage, my

boy. I'll stay close to you. I'll try to

help you. No, I'm not afraid of the

battle.

I'm ready to face any other adversary,

but not my own friends, not my father,

my own flesh and blood.

It's horrible being forced to fight

amongst ourselves.

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Uh, it isn't anything too serious, huh?

I hadn't noticed it. What's made you so

moody then? In fact, it went pretty

well. Sure it did for us.

It must be terrible to have to fight

your own father.

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He knows how to defend himself. It makes

no difference. The fight is quite

hopeless anyway.

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That is so amazing.

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I fall

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Ah,

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what?

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Go ahead. Use your sword.

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Kill me, my son, or they'll kill you.

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Kill him. Kill him. Get him.

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But what's that coward doing? Attacking.

He's doing the only thing possible.

Separating the son from the father.

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Jack. Kill him. Can't.

And did you see that? Why? He's not

afraid of anybody. By all the gods, he's

crazy. Why did he do that? Bring him

back here before he ruins me.

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Swag these cowards. Beat them till they

drop. They have to be punished. This

one, more than anyone else, is the real

culprit.

Stop whipping him. You mind your own

business. Just stay out of my way if you

don't want the same treatment they're

getting. Put these gladiators in prison.

All of them.

One moment, Sarapsis.

Why do you want to kill such a splendid

fighter? My master always wants to buy

more workers, and I pay the best prices

for slaves. Yes, Jim Bro. We've made

business agreements in the past, but

he's a rebel, and they're all rebels. I

have to kill them. However, death is not

the only punishment. If they are dead,

their pain would soon be finished.

Alive, their pain would go on for a long

time. But they have ruined today's

program and my prestige suffered a lot.

1,000 sustes should cover the cost of

anyone's prestige taps.

Well, take them all. Good. Come on.

As long as I live, no arena in the

Republic will ever dare admit your men.

You'll be forbidden to fight as

gladiators.

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Well, look at this, will you? What in

the world has happened to the road? It

just can't end here.

Well, the path just ends. Now, where do

we go? It's not important. The only

thing that could interest me is finding

a path that leads to a plate of chicken.

Uh, quit reminding us all. Nobody's had

anything decent in his stomach for two

days or more. Remind us

how hungry we've all gotten. Maybe we

should set up our camp here and sleep

for a while. I think that's about all we

can do for now.

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Help

me. All right, let's go.

Listen to her.

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Have you gone mad or what? You hit a

patrician maiden. I'd tell you, if my

father were here, he'd teach you a

lesson with his whip. Well, do you think

that that arrow would have had any

respect for your nobility?

You still didn't have the right to treat

me in such a rude manner. Oh, excuse me.

It's the very first time that I've heard

anyone choose good manners over an

arrow.

Oh, your wounds. No, it's nothing.

Forgive me. Will you come to my home

which is near here? My father will be

very grateful for what you have all

done. He's a man who is very rich and

influential. He is tenactor Julius Varo.

I hate to tell you this. Two of your

slaves have been rather badly wounded.

I'm afraid there's nothing we can do. It

doesn't matter. There are others. Shall

we go? Well, come on.

My poor little girl. It's a relief for

me to have you here safe. It must have

been horrible for you to have been a

prisoner of those vicious, brutal

thieves. I will severely punish the

servants who are unable to defend you.

But the bandits outnumbered them. Your

men couldn't have done any better.

You should consider yourselves very

fortunate. In saving my daughter, you

have all earned the thanks and gratitude

of an important man like me. I am able

to repay you in a manner which even

surpasses your every desire. Thank you.

But we don't need anything. We would

have done the same for anyone else. Oh,

no. You must still ask me for something.

I'm interested in paying off my debt. I

don't want to be grateful forever. I'll

pay you for what you've all done. Think

about it. In the meantime, do be my

guest.

Perhaps you may care to bathe and then

we'll eat. Don't trouble yourself. We

must be going now. Yes, we still have

some time.

Go and prepare a big meal. Uh, what

shall it be? Let's have some roast lamb,

some stuffed pigeons, a wild boar, and

lobster in sauce. Or we have rabbit,

peasants, and trout. Oh, yes. Yes.

But I still do not know as yet who you

all are. We're by trade gladiators. Or

better, we used to be. A month ago, we

were involved in an argument with an

impressario. As a result, we've been

unable to find any work. Ah, marvelous.

This will give me the opportunity to

repay my debt. You all, by my command,

all the arenas in the Republic will be

open to you again. I would like to see

this wound on my arm. I'll have it taken

care of for my slave. Please come in.

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Prepare some water and some bandages.

This way.

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Does it hurt much? We get wounded like

this every day when we have to fight in

the arena. Only your hands are much more

gentle than the hands of the young man

who usually takes care of us. Much more

gentle.

I'll do that. Prepare the medicine now.

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Have you ever been afraid in the arena?

We all help each other when it gets very

bad. It's as if each of us were fighting

with a force of 10 men.

No, I'm never afraid. And I'm in the

arena.

Drink this. It'll help Kanye.

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What an awful taste.

What's up there? It's a garden. Garden.

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Wait a minute. I'll have someone bring

you a cup. Why

there? But it's more inconvenient. No,

not at all. It's so much simpler this

way. If I'm hungry, watch.

And if I'm tired,

is it much easier.

How strange it is. But I don't recall

ever having noticed that there was a fig

tree back here.

Oh, thank you.

Hold on.

What happened?

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Nothing. We couldn't find his camp. He

must have taken all his men up into for

the mountains. Jim, bro, you stupid

fool. You're a complete idiot. This is

the second time that you have failed me.

You were in charge of watching over him,

and it's up to you to bring him back

here to me.

If you fail me once again, you'll return

to being a slave. Even worse,

I'll have your tongue cut out.

I'll tear out your eyes and I will send

you into the mines where you will be wet

and I will have your wounds all of them

rubbed with salt.

Excuse me, my friends, but this big

brutal man has to be encouraged at times

and reminded of his duties.

You see, there is a bandit around these

parts. He's called Spartacus.

He's brutal and violent. He has

terrorized the area with his band,

robbing and murdering. And since he was

my slave, I feel responsible for him.

But it seems to me that not one of my

men has been capable of eliminating this

horrible medicine. He has lookouts all

over. When we got to his camp, all we

found were a few ashes and some trampled

grass. Spartacus and his men seem to

have disappeared into the mountains.

Perhaps in order to capture a wolf, one

has to be a big tree. or even Earth or a

wolf. What are you saying? He meant to

say if you approached his camp the way

you arrived here, he wouldn't need a

lookout. He could hear you from 10 miles

away. Keep out of this. Nobody's asked

for your opinion. Doesn't matter. I

wanted to tell you anyway. You would be

wise to listen to him. He makes a lot of

sense. Gentlemen,

why couldn't you go out and capture

Spartacus?

You're glad and you travel about a great

deal. No one would ever suspect you. But

you've just said it. We're all

gladiators. We're not soldiers. But that

didn't stop you from chasing away those

bandits who had attacked my daughter.

And how are 10 going to succeed when I

failed with 50 men? In this situation,

it isn't numbers that are important.

It's intelligence.

You cannot refuse to liberate this area

and all of its people once and for all

from the tyranny of this vicious bandit.

If you're able to kill him, then all of

his followers will be sure to disperse.

All right, but we will not kill him. We

will try to capture him and then bring

him back here for trial. Splendid idea.

I think you're making a mistake. This

isn't work for just anyone. They'll

never find Spartacus.

Morticus has returned.

Verticus has returned.

There are a lot of them. We'd better be

careful.

That must be Spartacus, the one who's

leading them.

You see, his tent is isolated from all

the others. That will simplify

everything. We can get to him more

easily. We must find a way to keep the

other slaves occupied for a few minutes.

But is it possible for us to capture

Spartacus, gather some horses, and

disperse the people all in a few

minutes? It must be done that way. Let's

begin by moving a little closer to them.

Look down there. Some men are carrying

wood.

That's it. Let's help them.

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Ah, you've finally arrived. The fires

were just about to go out.

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Hey,

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wait.

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Verticus here.

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Dapper will kill you.

By the gods, these bandits must think

very highly of their leader Spartacus.

That day in the arena, I never would

have imagined that you'd become a

bandit. What? You think that? That's

what Julius Varos said. Then he was the

one who sent you.

Stop all of you. I want to convince him

that it would be wiser to stay a

gladiator than to become a killer.

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You're as strong as a horse. So are you.

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[Laughter]

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Go.

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Sorry, it was a fly.

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M.

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They're

marvelous fighters, aren't they? My boy

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Let's go.

All

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right,

Well, then do you still want to take me

to Varo? Right now, I don't know what to

think anymore.

Livius Gas Kelmas, come here.

He was one of Varo's servants. They cut

off his arm because he had taken a piece

of bread. Some bread that was stale and

moldy and had already been thrown in the

garbage.

This boy had left the enclosure to which

he had been assigned because he wanted

to follow a lizard.

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This is Lizus. In his own country, he

was a sage, a philosopher. Farro had him

blinded because he no longer wanted him

to read. I am not so terribly unhappy,

Spartacus. It's not possible for me to

see the world. It's true. But I can

still manage to think clearly, and I'm

even able to see things which my eyes

could never reveal to me before. The

hearts of all men. And there are 20

others whom I could show you now to

prove to you what Varu is. That's why

I'm rebelling against all this. I want

to return to Thrace to be a free man

once again. I won't be a slave. All the

men here have followed my example. A few

came immediately to me and the others

came after hearing about me. I won't

abandon them now.

I'm very sorry, but I'm afraid I don't

know what to say. Is there anything we

can do? Perhaps there is. Go tell Varro

that if he permits us to leave without

interfering. When I get back to Thrace,

I will send him the ransom money for

myself and all of my companions. Very

soon, a few of us are going down to the

coast to look for some ships. And when

we have found them, we will come back

here and collect the women, babies, and

men for the journey. Then we'll leave

immediately.

I'll speak with Varro. I think I might

convince him.

Uh, your many arguments in favor of

Spartacus have all been truly

convincing.

Perhaps you are right. I've really been

just a bit too impulsive in evaluating

the situation. Very well. I assure you,

I shall not oppose their departure. You

are really very generous. Are you

surprised? Frankly, yes. Pleasantly. You

see, a man with your type of power and

importance does things which, well,

you know, set people to talking. Ah,

yes. You speak the truth. I'm the most

misunderstood man in the Republic. You

all know me now and know how meek I am.

I'm as harmless as a child, and I am

forced to take care of a multitude of

slaves only because the state demands

that I construct bridges, aqueducts, and

roads. But I only want to be of use to

my fellow man and our glorious empire.

Something's happening to me.

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My pretty child,

it's late for you. It's time for you to

leave. Livia, please be obedient.

I'll say good night.

Until tomorrow. Until tomorrow.

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You must excuse my comrades.

They're all very tired from the journey.

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What have you done to us?

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Did you hear that? Bartacus has

succeeded in winning them over.

Miserable wretch. He's not only a

rebellious slave, but is powerful as

well. He must be eliminated immediately

before he ruins all my plans. I swear

that I'll No, this job is too important

for people like you. I must leave for

Rome immediately. Have them taken down

to the dungeons. We'll take care of them

when I return. I could take care of them

while you're gone. No,

you'll come with me.

Besides, there are certain things that I

want to take care of all by myself.

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We are convening here today to decide

whether our army should take action

against a slave called Spartacus. This

is requested by Senator Varo. This new

request of yours, Julius Varo,

demonstrates once more that you do not

consider yourself in the service of

Rome, but that you believe instead that

Rome should be serving you and your own

interests.

Otherwise, why would you dare to ask us

to furnish your legion? You only want to

put your own personal affairs in order

and recapture a mere handful of slaves.

The tribute of the people takes

advantage of every opportunity to speak

here like a demagogue.

After all, it's his job, so he must

permit it. But all you senators, you

who, like myself, wish the state to be

strong and respected, will surely

realize that this is not a question of

recapturing a few slaves, but of setting

an example. We will appear weak and

foolish if we permit them to escape like

this so easily, and then other slaves

will attempt it. Then our economy and

our prestige will suffer enormously

because of it. Senator Varu, there is

still another way to counteract the

escape of your slaves. Ah, really? And

what is that? Treat them with more

compassion and with justice.

I am

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Kaio Graus was able to twist them all

around his little finger and those

stupid imbeciles refuse to give me any

assistance. Oh, but I won't permit them

to win so easily. We'll force them into

it. It'll take a lot of time before we

can gather an army.

No. If I could only believe those

gladiators, then everything would work

out the way I wanted to. Spartacus would

have already left camp by now and be

searching for GS. But Spartacus will

escape.

Do you think he'll go away without the

small children and the women?

We'll get there first. And then he will

attack us. Then Rome will be forced to

help me with her legions. I've never met

those rude people in my life. I invited

them into my house. I offered them my

friendship. Even my father

offered to help them and they went away

without so much a saying goodbye. I'm

really disappointed. Especially in that

nice, handsome young man with the brown

hair. Which one? I don't remember there

being anyone particularly

handsome

and young. The boy who used to pick the

figs from those branches.

Oh, that one. We'd better hurry. I want

to surprise my father and decorate the

house with some flowers.

We've really been fools.

I'm afraid I must agree with you. They

took us in as if we were a bunch of

noviceses. Well, it's been a whole month

since we've worked in the arena.

Exactly. With all this inactivity, we're

not as sharp as we used to be. Well,

then we better do something about it. If

we have to use our muscles to make our

brains work, we have exactly what we

need. We have enough work here to make

us all geniuses.

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You can't do anything. It's solid. This

chain was made to restrain only one man.

But if we all tried, well, what do you

think?

Go harder. Oo.

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What's that? I think I hear a noise.

It's only rats.

Well, men, I don't think there's

anything we can do about it. Hey, look

at this.

What good is this?

Let's all try to pull it. Maybe

something will happen.

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Wait a minute. Say

it's fresher. We're under the garden.

Serious. You get up there. Come here.

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We won't cut this one. It would probably

die immediately.

We're under the garden. We'll be safe

now. Look, Valeria. There's someone's

hand. That's Livia's voice. Livia, it's

me, Livia. But is it really you, Cam?

Yes. Yes.

What are you doing down there? Didn't

you leave with your companion? Oh, he

wanted to, but your father didn't like

the idea and locked us up here. But

that's nonsense. Why would my own father

dream of doing a thing like that? I

won't permit you to say such things to

me. All right, we'll talk about it

later. Right now, we need help. We're

locked in down here and we're being

guarded. Lydia, will you help us? Yes,

I'll help you. I don't know what I

should do to get you out. We must break

the door down, but it's very strong.

We'll need a large knife, an axe, and an

iron bar, if possible. All right, I'll

try. But listen, don't you feel it would

be simpler if I just bring you the key?

What?

If they don't relieve us soon, I'm going

to die of boredom down here. Better not

let anyone hear you complain like this,

though. You surely won't die of boredom.

Here they come. At last, we can get some

sleep.

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We showed them. What have you planned,

Roger? We must tell Spartigus and warn

him about Var. Hey, we better leave here

right now.

I was so worried about you. I thought

that perhaps everything's just fine.

Now, what will you do? Right at the

moment, we've got to get away from here

as fast as possible. There are several

horses in the stable. You may take them.

Why are you doing so much for us? Still,

I hope you know that we're grateful. I

feel so responsible for my father. I

still can't believe he's capable of such

a thing. I thought he was a man of

honor, but for the first time, I'm

starting to understand all this. Don't

you worry. Try not to think about it.

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Do you think we'll ever meet again? I

don't know.

We happened to meet each other at the

wrong time. Perhaps one day we shall be

lucky. We'll be able to be together

again.

There there is nothing more that I would

want in the whole world.

Zero,

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look, we're almost there.

Wait.

Heat. Heat.

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Water

Here.

Water, please. Water.

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Who was it? The soldiers of Arrow. They

killed him, attacked us. The young men

were all uh taken away to the great

aqueduct. A work camp of horror.

They'll pay for this. I swear it.

May the gods bear witness to my promise.

They must have followed us that first

time when we came here. How else would

they have been able to find this place?

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Martha,

Martha,

Martha.

Oh,

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Martha.

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murderer. You'll pay for all this. Stop,

Spartacus. Levious. Levious, you're

alive.

Levious. These young men here are not to

blame for this. I know that they are

innocent. I know it.

And you please listen. They'll explain

how how this all oh,

it's difficult to defend ourselves.

Whether innocent or guilty, we meant

well.

But it was still because of us that

Var's men got here. We reported that you

would leave here as soon as you were

able to find the ships and that you

would send him the ransom from Thrace.

He seemed to agree. However, he drugged

us and imprisoned us. We came as soon as

we could get away. We wanted to warn you

and put you on your guard, but the

others got here before we did.

I have already found all the ships.

They're ready and waiting for us. By

now, we could have all gotten away and

been able to return to our own land.

You men happen to know where they've

taken the others. Yes. Licia has told us

to one of Varo's work camps. We must

follow them at once. No.

That's just what Varro would want. You

don't have enough of your men left to

succeed this way. I think you're right.

I'll have to go find some more men. I

will offer my protection to each and

every slave who wants to break away from

his own chains. I will gather together

all of those slaves who are desperate

and lost, and I will form an army. I had

only wanted liberty for us all. But

Destiny decided she wanted something

else, and now I'll fight this to the

finish. We all want to go with you, if

you'll let us. While you go and gather

all your men together, let us go ahead

of you. We can study their defenses, and

if we're lucky, even make contact with

their people. We'll undermine morale and

discourage them by announcing your

arrival. Very well.

Thank you, my friends. Hurry. Come on.

Move along.

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Move along,

faster.

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Got to move on.

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Come on. Come on, you slaves. Keep

moving.

Oh no, don't go. Come back here.

Get up.

Oh no.

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Come. You can't stay here any longer.

Come on, you two.

Keep moving. Get out of my way. Move

faster. Come on. Don't take all day.

Get along there.

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Welcome back, Jim Bro. Thanks. You had a

good journey? Yes.

Take care of her.

Get to your work.

Senator Varo is not satisfied. The work

is going much too slow. You can see for

yourself. We don't allow laziness here,

but we don't have enough people, and

they're all dying off. Well, all right.

Now, I brought some more, and I don't

want any more excuses.

Come on, pull along.

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Stop.

Take a look around this place. This is

where you will live, work, and

eventually die. Now go on, get in there.

Just a minute.

I could offer you a different life if

you just shut up, my friend.

You'll give in.

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Look, here comes some soldiers. Let's

hide.

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Hey, look. There's one.

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Stop. I will kill you.

Don't worry, I won't make a move. He

seems intelligent. Perhaps we won't even

have to torture him very much to make

sure that he talks. Pulling out his

fingernail should do it. Or putting a

red hot sword into the soles of his

feet.

Excuse me, but if you would just explain

exactly what it is you want from me,

perhaps I just might spare you all the

trouble of having to torture me.

Who are you and what do you do in the

camp? And why is it that you're

permitted to go out anytime you want?

My name is Cro and I'm a blacksmith, the

best in the region. Actually, I go to

the camp often to repair their working

tools or sometimes to put the chains on

new arrivals. You seem like a good man.

Why do you work for these people? I

could have refused to work there. Yes,

it's true. But I'm a poor man with a

wife and family. And in these times they

make a slave out of you for any reason.

We must all stop here for a while. Tell

me, do you happen to know if there's an

abandoned shack or an empty cabin

around?

I don't believe so. But there is a

grotto near my cabin not far from here

just beyond the forest. I sometimes use

it to do some work, but it's very large

and there's enough room there for all of

you.

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Who are you? Don't be afraid. I'm a

friend.

It's all right.

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Daria.

Daria.

It's me, Roach.

You don't have to tell me who you are.

What is it that you want?

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Are you pleased to see us like this? Var

must be quite delighted with you. Don't

say that. Spartacus sent me. You must

believe me. He's rounding up other men

who will attack the camp. Meanwhile,

I've come to free you. And if you just

follow me, you can be reunited with

Spartacus. How can I really believe all

this?

All right. If you aren't sure, go and

call the guards.

If I'm one of them, they won't do

anything to me. If I'm not, then you'll

have proof of my honesty.

But you're taking a terrible chance.

So much just for me.

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I still have a debt to pay to Spartacus.

I wanted to begin by freeing his girl.

Thank you. But it wouldn't be fair to

run away.

You see, if Spartacus is coming soon, my

duty is to remain here with all the

others.

And when that wonderful moment arrives

and he at last can liberate us, I will

be of more use here than outside.

Daria, you're a brave girl.

Thank you.

I'll try to bring some more news.

Roger.

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I'm not Spartacus's girl.

This is their camp. The river and the

watchtowers. The mountain with a cave

and the two walls. And the barracks

where the slaves are is here. You've all

been carefully observing their

activities. Now, according to you, which

is the weakest point in their defenses?

We won't even discuss the walls and the

gate. They'll watch night and day. And

there's a sentinel posted nearly every

yard.

There are fewer guards posted on the

mountain, but it's an impossible climb

and the walls are too steep. We'll never

be able to get the slaves out that way.

I think that in spite of the strong

current and the guards along the banks,

our only hope right now is the river at

this point.

The aqueduct they're constructing is far

from the camp, and the slaves and guards

pass through the woods two times a day.

We could attack there.

No,

the woods are too patrolled. Besides,

there are many slaves who never get out

of camp. The women, the ones who work in

the quarry. We can't abandon them. You

are right. Well, then we choose the

river. It's decided here where the river

bends. Perhaps we would be out of range

of the archers in the towers. What are

you doing?

Uh, nothing.

And what's that supposed to be? Uh, it's

a game. Something we've just invented.

And you play with dice. And the one who

loses loses his head. Huh? Sometimes you

need to know how to take a risk. If the

prize is worth the trouble. I haven't

seen anything. And I don't know

anything. I'm not interested in ideals.

I'm interested in things I can use.

Who mentioned ideals? Well, why are you

so interested in that camp? It's only

full of slaves.

Aren't you the ones who want to go and

help them? That's true, but that's our

business.

For another man, however, for an

enterprising, courageous, clever man who

knows about bellows and forges, there's

a fortune to be made. How could he?

Don't forget, iron is precious, and the

slaves have a lot of it on their feet

and on their hands. Isn't that right?

And what am I going to do with thousands

of chains?

Thousands of chains. Perhaps melt them

down. Then I could make new shields,

weapons.

I will make a fortune. I'll be rich

then. I'll do it. I'll join you. But

you'll have the slaves. I want the iron.

Agreed. safe room.

Hey, look at that. I wonder where that

wagon's going.

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Get him, man.

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Not bad.

Obviously,

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did someone whistle?

You two take a look around.

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Come along with me

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now. Where could those two be? We're

here.

Let's go.

What?

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Go.

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Come on.

That makes 16.

All right, hurry it up, man.

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Come on, hurry up.

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Ew.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10.

There's still one. H

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Hey, give me a hand. Get me out of here.

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[Laughter]

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That makes 24.

This makes 24. How do you account for

the loss of so many men? I can't I can't

explain it. You can't. Huh? I can tell

you. I'm sure it has an explanation.

Just look outside. You think your men

are being taken away from you

mysteriously? Well, I know what's going

on. Descertion.

And you, if this happens again, you will

pay for it. You understand? Now get out.

Something very strange is going on here.

I don't like the way these peasants are

reacting to punishment. They used to

cringe. They used to implore. They used

to scream. But now I don't know

something.

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Have courage. Spartacus is coming.

Remember Spartacus.

Spartacus.

Spartacus.

Spartacus. Spartacus.

Spartacus.

Spartacus. Spartacus.

Spartacus. I've heard that Spartacus

hasn't fled, as our great humanitarian

Kaios Graas has maintained, to escape

forever from my tyranny, but to plan an

attack against Rome. Yes, fellow

senators, against Rome, against our

economy, against our entire

civilization. This wild pack of slaves

will give vent to their longing to

destroy us. Right now, he is searching

throughout our country for servants, for

slaves, for gladiators, and when he can

form an army, he will attack us at once.

I demand the intervention of our legion.

Rome is in power. The security of Rome

must be the concern of us all. But let

us not act prematurely. I beg of you.

Let us examine the problem very

carefully before deciding the measures

to be taken. I approve, Senator. I am

confident that all of you here today

will arrive at the right decision. When

I see you like this, I tremble. I know

that many men will suffer and most of

the slaves will die.

There is something I must know. Are you

certain the fates have given you the

right to do this? Or have you taken this

right yourself?

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I see that we've fallen far behind. If

we want to get the contract to build

that new road, it is necessary that we

finish this project on schedule. I want

you to increase the slaves working

schedule to 18 hours a day.

But even now, too many are dying.

Besides, when they are tired, they are

less careful and more accidents happen.

Many of them get hurt, and we can't use

them anymore.

Centuries from now when future

generations look at this beautiful

aqueduct I built, they will remember my

name only, not the number of slaves that

were maimed and killed here.

Al,

enjoy the trip. How could I enjoy myself

when I didn't want to take the trip or

come here?

He arrived only yesterday and already

everyone is suffering under the weight

of his tyranny. 10 slaves were torn

apart and killed by his dogs merely for

his own enjoyment. That man is crazy.

Even he will have his hour. And I hope I

will be the one to bring it to him.

Cypro, did Barrow come alone? Yes, but

today his daughter arrived at the camp.

Do you think we could ask her to help

us? Ra, ask Barrow's daughter for help

she never would. She already has. Well,

she's different. Father. Ratcha, come

quickly. We've captured a man. He was

looking around for several hours and

started asking a lot of questions. Must

be one of their spies. Where is he now?

In the woods. My brother signed him up

and we're watching him.

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Eldo, I hope you have some influence on

these two fellas. I'd like to be untied.

You should have told them immediately

that you were a friend. That's what I

kept saying. If you were an enemy, would

you have told us? I see what you mean.

Tell me about Spartacus. Where is he?

Well, he's only two days behind me.

Listen, there are thousands of them from

all over. Slaves, peasants, gladiators.

Weapons aren't plentiful. It's true. But

he'll do it anyway. Spartacus will lead

us to victory.

Even the prisoners are ready. We've

contacted them. And they're all waiting

for Spartacus to begin the revolt. He'll

be here soon, in no more than two days.

You better give me my hall so I can

return. All right. You must be tired.

Wouldn't you like to rest and eat

something? No. I must report

immediately. Very well. The moment has

finally come. Now is the time for us to

make our move.

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It's about time you got here. Do you

want some water? It's like an oven

today. Looks like rain. I think you're

right.

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Come on.

Where's the bathroom?

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Surrender or you'll die.

Where are your companions and who has

been helping you in the camp?

Answer the question. Come on, answer.

Answer me when I ask you.

Has he talked?

Nothing yet. But he'll talk. It won't be

long now. It's useless. I don't think

this method of yours will get us

anywhere. Anyway, I don't have to be

told anything. I think his very presence

here and the strange disappearance of

all our guards explained quite

sufficiently

what he's trying to do.

I think he's trying to free the slaves.

Poor fool.

You'll be put to death instead. That

won't change anything.

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I'm convinced that it will be more than

sufficient to discourage your companions

and above all my slaves from doing

anything so foolish.

Now then, gather nine of the slaves.

10 dead men will be much more

convincing.

In that way, you'll have company dying,

and nine of them will remind you of your

old companions. Damn you.

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Inform the archery team. They must

practice before evening.

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Get

cover.

Hurry up.

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Barter should be here by now. Perhaps

he's approaching by way of the river.

He'll arrive. Don't worry, Darian. When

he does, he'll help us. I know, but we

mustn't wait. When we are ordered to

witness the execution, we must be ready.

We'll attack and rescue those men. We

can always hide in the grotto. By then,

let's hope Spartacus is here.

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You know I don't like you running around

the camp alone. Don't touch me, father.

Only a monster would think of a kind of

punishment as cruel as this one. Of

what? But they're all my enemies. They

want to revolt. I don't blame them. You

are their enemy. I forbid you to speak

in such a way. How? How dare you? Get

inside now. Go.

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All right, you slaves. Go down and line

up by the trees. Be quick about it.

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Take a good look at this spectacle, you

slaves. If you're not careful, it could

happen to you tomorrow. Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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All of you listen. I bring news that

should interest you. My sources inform

me that Spartacus is traveling this way

toward our camp. He is leading a large

army equipped with weapons and horses. I

imagine that all of you are anxious and

also impatient for his arrival. For this

reason, and for the paternal affection

which I've borne you, I must shatter all

of your illusions.

Yes, my children. Spartacus,

unfortunately, will shortly be detained

by General Claudius and all his legions.

They're in position only 5 miles from

here. So, it will take more than a

miserable band of slaves to conquer

Rome.

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And now it's Roger's turn.

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I'll kill you. You

They broke him down again.

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Heat. Heat.

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miserable wench. But I'll fix you all.

I'll go and get General Claudius, and

I'll return here with all his legions,

and not one single slave will be spared.

Without reinforcements, we can't hold

out for long. Lydia, hurry now. You're

coming with me. I don't want to go with

you. I'm staying here. There he is.

After him. You'll answer to me for this.

Hurry. Let's go. You come with me.

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Roger, help me

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kill you.

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Oh

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god.

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Uhoh.

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Hurry. Get the women and the old people

out of the camp.

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A

I

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close.

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Where is he? I must tell.

Hurry on. You burn everything.

Heat.

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Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat.

Heat.

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Parro,

what are you doing here? They

overpowered us. The slaves fled. And

where do they think they can flee those

miserable slaves? They will scatter like

pigs from a butcher's knife.

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We'll recapture them all. Don't worry.

But right now, I want to wait for

Spartacus.

He is the one we must think about first.

Take your positions at the catapults.

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I don't like the silence. Spartacus.

Altman.

It's a trap man. Let's try to break

through.

All right.

Heat. Heat.

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Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

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We've split Spartacus' army into two

parts, but the slaves are still

resisting. Have all our reserve forces

been brought into the battle? These

beggars have made us lose too much time

and too many men.

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Portigus, the Romans are encircling us.

We're finished. We just can't resist

another attack.

Maybe, but we still must try. Lookairus.

Greetings, Spartacus.

Come on, let's go.

Now it's surrounded. They're attacking

us from the rear.

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Heat. Heat.

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Everyone retreat to the river to the

river.

Please.

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That's a corpse of General Claudius.

It's Pharaoh's corpse that I want to

see. Rotted and picked apart by Carrion.

Let's go look for it.

Gimbro.

Jimro,

wait for me.

I can't keep up with you. Nobody asked

you to Varro. If you can't run, you

better stay here. Think about saving

your own skin. Help me, Shimbro. I can't

go on. I'm warning you. Stay away. I

have my own life to think about.

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Daria, Daria, these men are still alive.

Olivia, quick, let's hide.

Water.

Water.

Livia.

Help

me.

I'm wounded, dear.

If you let the slaves capture me like

this, they will tear me to pieces.

I beg you, help me. You You must promise

me I won't

suffer and be killed like this.

I am I'm your father, Livia.

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Yes. Very well. I'll do it.

I'll make sure you get away.

Daria,

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he's my father. Don't tell anyone.

I know how much suffering he's given

you. I know he doesn't show any

compassion, decency, or pity. But you

are different.

You're better than he is. Please help me

this once.

Yeah, but it's not so easy for me now.

I'll do it though.

Daria,

where are you going? There's a chariot

beyond the woods.

I'll bring it here.

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Hey.

Ah.

Chimro.

Chimbro.

Chimro. I'm over here.

Roger. Roger. Look out there. Roger.

Let's go after them. Come on.

Heat.

Heat.

Wow.

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I hope you

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wow.

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No, I'll kill you.

I know.

Now I want to have the pleasure of

beating you with my own hands.

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focus.

I'm helping

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Oh my god.

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Oh,

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you're safe, Daria. It's all over now.

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Come on, let's go.

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Come on, man.

Come on, let's go.

Heat. Heat.

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Look, Spartacus,

what a wonderful sighting.

No one will stop us from leaving for our

own country. Now,

one battle will never be enough to

convince Rome. Other men will always try

to keep us from our freedom. Our only

real victory was in our rebellion and in

proving that no man on earth should be a

slave.

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Oh,

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la.

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Oh,

oh, oh.