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-I said you're not leaving until you identify the one who assaulted you.

-I signal the Hispanic to point, no one will know if it was him or not.

-This is the man who assaulted me. -We are not the rebels.

That we know where they are. -His wife wouldn't lie about something like that.

-And what do you know what my wife is capable of?

- I am pleased to report that Praetor Galba hunted ...

... who called himself a rebel! -You killed the wrong man.

The real one will take advantage of the mistake. -Tomorrow I'll finish the camp.

-Paulo, the poison. -If we do, Nerea will die.

-Here I have hope, but in Rome, what will I stay?

-And raise the reward for your leader. Sooner or later someone ...

... I will deliver it on a tray. -I know who he is and where he is.

-Where is the rebel?

-He's dead!

-Undress her. Let's see how the bitch of a rebel behaves.

-�Huye, Helena!

-Is there any reason why you don't trust your daughter?

-Have you killed him? -Sir, I was with the daughter ...

... of Teodoro. -Damn you traitorous son of a bitch.

He is alive and I would like to know how if you identified him.

-Father, deliver me from this monster that I have for a husband.

-You must discreetly end life ...

... of Senator Flavio Tulio Maro, father of my wife Claudia.

-Are the jewels stolen from the praetor's wife?

-S�.

-In the market a man sells hawks, can I buy one?

-A hawk? And what do you want it for?

-You have a day to bring me something, whatever.

-I don't want you to stop until you find the rebel.

-Sir, what do I do with this one? -Have a patrol follow him ...

... to the lair of the rebels.

-Child, you can see it, but you can't touch it. Didn't your parents tell you that?

-What if I want to buy one? -What will you pay me with?

Outside, this bird is very expensive. - With this comes?

-Thanks brother. -You give them to me when you explain ...

... where were you. -I sent some men to follow ...

... to the Hispanic to see if they found the rebels, as ordered ,

but they lost track of him. -And how can it be?

-I sent to punish the soldier who followed him.

-And that's it? With a few spankings that gives everything solved?

- I'll have him locked up. -I'm not talking about the scout, Marco.

Don't fail me, Marco, because I don't like mistakes.

That is why you are with me. Or, at least, that's why you're with me until now.

Anything else? -Remind him that he arrives today ...

... money from Rome for legion fees.

-Did you make sure he's protected? I don't want surprises.

-Yes. It is guarded from Rome.

I sent my best officer to escort you for the last leg.

-�A qui�n? -D�cimo Le�n Moreno,

first centurion of the fifth. He fought in Zama against panics.

- Le n? S , good. Well.

-With Leon at the helm, I doubt that anyone would dare to approach them.

-Soldiers, keep up!

-I didn't know they were following me. If it is not for you,

I don't know what would have happened. -What happens?

-Where were you? -What's wrong with you? Quiet.

I went to the village and ran into a Roman patrol.

I hid in a cabin until they left.

-And this? Did you scratch yourself?

-Let me go! Let me go! When I thought I was safe

I got out, but they caught me. I convinced them that I stole.

Better to be taken for a thief than a rebel.

In exchange for not telling them where you were, they spanked me for a few hours.

-If they thought you were a thief, why are they following you now?

-I don't know. I don't know. I guess I'm not good at lying.

-This can't happen again. If the Romans come to the cave,

we would all be dead. Hector!

Go inside and wash away the wounds.

Thanks.

-Is that all? Are you not going to reprimand him?

-Unfortunately, he's your brother. -For that very reason.

- The lashes they gave him are not enough for you?

What is it, Sandro? -Can you give me a hand?

-What is that? -Behold. This is tied to a tree.

If anyone passes by, they will stumble and the door will open,

leaving the pigeons free. He prepared several to alert us ...

... if they cross the roads. -If that works, I'm a sheep.

-Maybe we should think about shearing you.

-It could be an animal. -Or not. Dar o, warn Hector.

Let's go.

-Too much fuss with the pigeons for a cart with straw.

-There has to be something else. The Romans wouldn't watch over it like that ...

... if it wasn't something important. Let's go.

Don't even breathe. See that man in the tree across the street?

If you move, if you raise your voice, I will stick an arrow in your eyes ...

... and you won't even have time to point the way back to Rome.

And now do what I'm going to tell you.

`` We were caught by surprise, sir, resting on the road.

-Already. And no soldier was watching?

-Yes, sir. - How many battles have you fought ...

... for Rome, soldier? -More than 20, sir.

Since I left my home. -You can go, soldier.

-�Ah!

-The Republic thanks you for your services.

You know what this means, right? I asked you a question, Marco.

Do you know what this means? The troops could rebel ...

... if they discover that we don't have what to pay them with.

-They don't have to find out. -I asked you not to commit ...

... more mistakes, Marco, and you've failed me again.

-Sorry.

I thought the situation ... -Did you believe?

What you believe, what you think, what you say ...

... has stopped courage.

(Laughs)

"I wish I could see the face of the praetor when I discover him."

Viriato, aren't you happy?

With this we could buy supplies, weapons.

-Aj. And who will use them? -Us.

-200 falcatas are nothing without hands to push them.

And, Sandro, sooner or later luck will abandon us.

We are five men. We must accept that we will never defeat ...

... 5,000 soldiers. -But the money won't hurt us.

-The objective is not to enrich ourselves, but to defeat Rome.

We need reinforcements and we need them now.

"Yes, but there are hardly any men of fighting age left here."

-My town was attacked, but many men fled,

men who hated Rome. The same happened in the majority ...

... from nearby towns. -Do you think you could convince them ...

... to join us? -Of course.

-Do it. Dar o, accompany him and speak on my behalf.

-Very well. -Be careful.

The roads are full of dangers.

-Dear Teodoro, I'm sorry I made you wait.

-Praetor. I have ... (JOKE)

Arrod�llate.

Marco, what should we do with this scum?

-If you allow me, I can explain ... -Theodore, Theodore,

I thought we had a deal.

You watched your people and I didn't retaliate.

-I don't know what the rebels have done. -Call him by his name.

March. -Viriato, sir.

-That.

Viriatus. -He hasn't worked for weeks ...

... for me. I fired him and forbade him to come close ...

... to my lands. -Maybe, but you didn't forbid him ...

... to get close to your daughter. -My daughter is engaged ...

... with a good man. -And you know that she fornicates ...

... with a rebel? -That's not true!

-Are you sure?

Give me one reason why I shouldn't kill you ...

...right now. Just one to forget you tried ...

... poison myself and my troops.

-I don't know what you're talking about. I swear, Praetor.

-Put yourself in my place. If I think you're lying, I should kill you.

But if I decide to believe you, I should ask myself if you are ...

... the ally that I need or should look for another.

It should kill you too. You know too. (R E)

So, give me a reason not to.

-I can ... take you to Viriato's sister.

-His sister?

-It's the blacksmith's wife. Through it, you will be able to reach ...

... even the rebels. -Why do you think ...

... who maintains contact with his brother?

-I found this.

Viriato's nephew had it.

-One of the jewels that my wife stole.

I gave it to him before we were married. Teodoro, I warn you that,

If it's another trap ... -I swear it's not.

That woman is still seeing the rebels.

If not, how was he going to get the ring to the child?

-Take him out of here.

-Thank you, Praetor. -Don't give them away yet.

About your daughter ... -Leave it in my hands,

it sure has an explanation. -Sure. I am willing...

... to forgive her. In exchange for, say, 5,000 denarii.

-I do not have that quantity. -Choose. Either your fortune or your daughter.

(THE FALC N CHILLA) -Tirso!

-Be quiet.

(Balidos)

-Where were you? -In the smithy.

-How many times do I have to tell you not to go there alone?

Come on, the food has been hot for quite a while.

-What to eat? -Acorn porridge.

- Again? -If you don't like them, you know.

You go to the forest to hunt and you bring meat.

-If he was father, surely there would be more food.

-What did you say? If your father were here,

you would be running so that it did not break you ...

... the hammer to the head. -Why can't we go ...

... with him to the forest? -I told you not to talk about it!

-Don't yell at me, woman. -I will be a woman,

But until you are a man, you will do what I tell you! Got it?

-Dad. Where was it? I was going to make the food,

but he didn't want it to get cold.

-I have gone to the Roman camp. - To the camp? Why?

-The praetor called me to ask why my daughter was there yesterday ...

... frolicking with the rebel leader.

-I don't know what they told you, but they don't.

-I said I'd kill you before you insulted ...

... to our ancestors.

What have I done to deserve such contempt from you?

Dime.

What have I done to make you insult me ​​in this way?

I have given everything so that you always have the best,

I sent you away to have the life that we ...

... we couldn't have.

Your mother would be ashamed to have you for a daughter.

-I'm sorry, father.

No... -�El pretor quer�a crucificarte...

... and I have humbled myself before him to save you!

I should whip you lifeless!

-Helena, est�s aqu�.

Is something wrong?

-Any. I was talking to Helena.

If I can help you with something ... -Come and find your daughter.

-Of course. Come on, go with your fiancé.

-Tirso, next time ...

What do they want? -You are coming with us, Hispanic.

-I did nothing.

-How dare you lie to a citizen of Rome?

Do you recognize this?

-I've never seen him. -It was stolen from the praetor's wife.

A few days ago, your son gave it to a merchant ...

... of hawks. You don't know anything about that either?

Maybe you should ask your son.

Take him to the camp and question him.

�D�nde est�?

Find the child. -No! I gave the ring to my son.

He doesn't know anything.

-Wait outside.

I guess you haven't seen your husband in a long time, huh?

If you move again, I'll kill you right here.

-That is not true. If you were to love me, you would have done it already.

-You are very smart, Hispanic. Like all whores.

I'm in a hurry now, but at camp I'll be ...

...time for you. Soldier! Take it away.

-�Ah! �No!

-My dress! Do you want to be more careful?

-Perd�n. -�Perd�n, d�mina!

-No problem. A slave is not made in a single day, right?

Ac�rcate.

You have beautiful hair, you know?

And your lips...

You are almost as beautiful as I was when I was your age.

Sabina will have told you that I like to have confidence with my slaves.

After all, we are going to spend many years together.

If you have any problem, you can count on me, okay?

-S�, d�mina.

-You're already eating. I thought I told you that we would eat at my store.

-I was hungry, I didn't know you would care.

-If I tell you that you are going to eat with me, you eat with me.

-I see you're in a good mood. Any problem with your troops?

-The problems of this troop do not matter to any woman.

-Sabina, give my husband a massage to relax.

-How easy is everything for you! You only care about your massages,

your baths and your pleasures. You live like a pig in his pigsty.

-How dare you talk to me like that? -I will talk to you as I please!

I remind you that the life you enjoy you owe to me ...

... and my effort. -What?

Have you forgotten where you were before you met me?

If you hadn't married me, you'd still be a soldier.

"But you did, so you owe me obedience."

-That's what you dream about. Well, you can forget about it.

I just wrote to my father asking for my divorce.

You will have no claim on me shortly.

And if you dare to touch me, I swear that in Rome they will ask for your head,

and they will.

"You cannot live forever under your father's robe."

-Men.

You spread your legs for them and they think you belong to them.

If they only knew that most of the time we pretend.

-�Tirso!

Tirso.

-I don't know why you insist on hiding the money.

-You never know who can come. -Sandro, brother! Viriato!

-Helena. -Es B rbara,

the Romans have taken it.

-�Qu�? -�Ad�nde?

-To the camp, I think. I don't know. I saw her being tied up.

-Where is my son?

-I don't know, I've looked for it, but I can't find it.

-Brother! -It could be a trap, Sandro!

Stay here. -God!

-�Vamos!

Tirso, son!

Tirso! I am a father!

�Tirso! -�Pap�?

-Tirso, son!

-They took Mom. -Yes, don't worry.

-It's my fault. -Do not say that.

Everything is going to be fine, I promise you.

-Sandro, we have to go.

Sandro.

-I used to hunt for a living, they never interested me ...

... war or weapons. -Who was going to say it?

-The only thing that interested me was to make Nerea happy.

Sight.

Do you see this pendant? I had to hunt for two months ...

... to be able to buy it. It was my wedding gift.

-You'll see her again, you'll see.

-And you don't have a woman? -Man, I've had many,

but I have not stayed with any. I miss that from Caura.

(CHISTA)

Did you hear that?

�Cuidado!

You owe me one. Come.

-What are you going to do? -Rescue her.

-�C�mo?

-I don't know.

-You can't go in there alone.

-Dar and Paulo have gone for men to unite us.

They should be here by now.

-What if they don't arrive?

-It's my sister, I'll do whatever it takes.

First I lost my wife and then my daughter.

She is the only thing I have left.

Sandro, where are you going? -To find my wife.

-Care of the child.

-Sorry I kept you waiting.

But what are you doing on the ground? Please stand up.

What is your name?

Wow, don't tell me you've been speechless.

Why are you looking at me like that?

Despite what you may think, Romans are not monsters.

We also have feelings.

Will you let me tell you a story?

Thanks.

This morning I received a letter from Rome, from a good friend.

He narrated to me the representation of some actors in a square,

one played a Hispanic, someone like your brother,

that Viriato. The funny thing is that another actor played me.

It was a comedy. People laughed.

The actor who played Hispanic hit me with his sword,

while taunting me. And I cried, pleaded.

Do you understand what I'm saying?

Do you understand that in Rome they are laughing at me ...

... because of your brother?

Understand that I cannot consent to it. I must finish off those rebels.

Now they will take you to a store, there they will torture you.

They won't kill you, if you pass out, they'll wake you up to go on.

Whether they stop is up to you, when you speak.

Because you know that in the end you will.

Llev�osla.

-Sal, I'll take care of it. Everybody out!

�C�mo est�s?

Finally alone.

And with all the time in the world for us.

Aren't you happy?

So you are Viriato's sister.

It's funny, we've seen each other a couple of times and I haven't introduced myself.

My name is Quinto Marco Cornelio, I am the general in command.

The lives of 5,000 men depend on me.

Although, well, lately that number has dropped a bit.

You sure know that, thanks to the rebels,

I have lost dozens of men.

You know A general is like a father to his soldiers.

But your bastard brother leaves me bad in front of mine.

And that is not right.

But in spite of everything, I must give thanks to the gods,

Today my lucky day.

And do you know why?

I'm going to pay with you for everything your brother is doing to me.

You are going to carry all the resentment and hatred that I feel towards him,

And I highly doubt that your body can take it.

(Screams)

-So...

Sandro, Sandro! Do not do it.

"Are you going to kill me so that I won't save your sister?"

-I swear that if I have to hurt you to avoid being killed, I will.

-I would even be missing both legs.

(Scream)

-Sandro.

-I have to go, I have to go.

-And I want to go with you, but if we go now,

We'll kill a few Romans and end up dismembered

us and her. Barbara will have no one to save her.

And your child will have neither father nor mother nor uncle.

Sandro, we have to wait for Dar o and Paulo to come.

-What if they don't come?

-If they haven't arrived by nightfall, I'll go with you.

We will enter under the cover of night, it is safer.

(CRIES)

-When they release me they will know the point of my sword.

-Paulo, try to be calm, we don't know who they are.

-They are murderers and robbers of roads, scum.

-Let me talk. I will try to reach an agreement.

-Of course, and convince them to join us.

-Do you have a better plan? -To confront them.

-Ah ... How? Kicks? Or better, head butting.

"Whatever, but I'm not going to let them kill me."

-At least what you don't think about, we agree.

-Our boss wants to see you.

I hope you know how to behave.

-Are you going to get her? -Yes.

-And Dar oy Paulo? What about reinforcements?

-Barbara can't wait any longer.

- Promise me that I will see you again.

Don't promise me, but do it.

-Where have you been? I've been worried all day.

-You have not been the only one.

-Of course not.

"Would you mind leaving us, Teodoro?"

I want to talk to my fiancee alone.

Where were you? -The Romans captured ...

... to Barbara, the blacksmith's wife. I went to find your son.

- And that is reason to disappear all day?

-I have known them forever, I had to help them.

-That's not your family, your family is here. Got it?

Besides, I don't think it's appropriate for you to mix with those people.

You are going to be my wife and you must choose your companies well.

-I'm not going to marry you. -What did you say?

-You heard me very well.

Find someone else who is impressed by your wealth.

-Helena, please! -Don't touch me!

-I only worry about you. The blacksmith's wife ...

... is the sister of the rebel leader. Everybody knows.

-What do I care! I will not stop helping you for that.

-The rebels are walking dead. They and those who help them.

Any man who raises a sword against Rome ...

... ends up dead. Is it the future you want?

-Where is your son?

-Esther, leave us alone.

-No, what I'm going to say affects you both.

I know your son is one of the rebels ...

... and that he is with Viriato. - Viriato?

-Did you not know? Sure, you expected your son ...

... be their leader. Well no, your son, the nobleman,

serves under the orders of a goatherd. -My son does not serve anyone ...

... because he is not a rebel. -He cheated us about the pots.

If I tell the Romans, they will crucify him.

Him and you. -What do you want, Teodoro?

-You will leave your place at the head of the council and you will give it to me.

-So you come from Caura.

How are things there? -The situation is difficult.

Rome has our people subjugated.

Our Caura brothers live with the soldiers ...

... and nothing can be said or done without the permission of the praetor.

That is why we are here, looking for those who want to join ...

... to us in the fight against Rome.

-And what are you exactly? Two crazy?

-We extend our hand in the name of Viriato, our leader.

-Viriato, I've heard of him. Heard he was dead.

-That's what the Romans want you to believe,

but he will take many before he dies.

-Unleash them. -Thanks.

-Sorry for the inconvenience, today you have to be careful.

-We understand.

-Our town was attacked by the hosts of Galba.

Most of the men were out hunting.

They killed many women and children. Others were taken away.

-Now you can avenge them. Viriato is a good leader.

Under your command we could stop Rome.

-We are just trying to survive. We hate the Romans

but we also fear them. -And what are you going to do then?

Hide in the woods? -Paul.

-The Romans want to steal our women and lands,

but with everyone's help we will be able to handle them.

There are only five of us and we are doing them a lot of damage.

-Five to 100. -We'll be bad if the ones.

-Your fight makes no sense, don't you see?

I am responsible for those people and I will not send them ...

... to certain death.

(Screams) -But what's wrong?

(JOKE) -Nothing, sleep, rest. -What are those screams?

It looks like an animal is being sliced ​​alive.

-She's a Hispanic prisoner. -Well, he must have committed ...

... the worst of betrayals to receive such a brutal punishment.

-She is the sister of the leader of the rebels, Viriato.

(Screams) Marco tries to make her speak.

-But he won't get it. Before, I will die.

-Don't be naive.

You better speak soon, for your sake.

And for mine.

The sooner I'm quiet, the sooner I can go back to my nap.

(Screams)

(SHOUTS)

-These Hispanics are resistant.

"I'm not done with her yet, sir."

You want to know what I'm going to do with this?

Since you don't want to speak, you won't need the tongue.

-No, no! No, please, no! (CRIES)

-What? I can't hear you.

(SOLLOZA)

-You are Viriato's sister, right?

Do you know the rest of his men?

I say if you know the rest of his men.

Marco, why don't you show him what you can do with that iron?

(SCREAMS) - No, no! No!

(JADEA)

-I just ... I only know someone.

-How many men are there in total?

-I don't know. No! Five...

-And where are they hiding? Where is your hiding place?

-I don't know. -You know.

-I don't know. (CRIES)

Somewhere on the mountain

but I've never been there.

They wanted to protect me.

-Don't feel bad for betraying them.

Nothing you have told me is of any use to me.

But you, yes. Your screams echo throughout the valley.

Your brother will come for you sooner or later.

And when you come, we will be waiting for you.

To kill him.

Him and all his people.

Soon you will meet in the underworld.

(CRIES)

-I've had a great time with you, Hispanic.

-Do you think there is another life after this one?

-Who knows. Anyway, we'll find out soon.

-You were always smarter than me.

You can't think of any other way to get in than by cutting off heads ...

... as if we were crazy?

(Coins)

�Qu�?

-With the help of Praetor Galba, we finally managed to identify ...

... the leader of the rebels and someone from this town.

An acquaintance to many of us,

Viriato. (ALL) -?Viriato?

-That is why I ask this council to declare Viriato ...

... and to anyone who is with him an outlaw.

And let him be persecuted by both us and the Romans.

It is the only way to keep the peace with Rome.

(MURMURAN) -We agree.

-I think Cesar has something important to tell you.

-Excuse me if my words come out with difficulty,

but what I have to say fills my heart with regret.

My son, Darío, whom you all know,

He is also part of the rebels.

(Whisper) He was the one who poisoned the pots ...

... and put us in danger. That is why I want to renounce his paternity.

I swear to the gods that I no longer have any children.

I will not welcome you into my house. I will not take my name.

I will not have my word or wield my sword.

And I demand that you all do the same with anyone who comes up against ...

... to Rome, be they husbands, brothers, children.

That is the only thing that can restore peace to our people.

(MURMURAN) -It's the only way.

-No.

He is the father of a traitor,

must be removed.

I demand that he be removed.

-What's wrong?

-�Aar�n?

(R�EN)

He is my cousin.

I see that you organize well.

-We survive as we can. - How many are you?

-About 60 between women and men. We are the only ones who could flee.

-And the children? -They were taken as slaves ...

... by Galba's men. -And what happened to your boss?

-He died. Now it is Oriso who leads us.

-Orriso? The priest? -Do you know him?

-Yes, a superstitious man. -Not all of us agree ...

... with the way he does things.

He has made human sacrifices. Many fear being chosen ...

... if they contradict you, so they try to please you.

-Take us to him.

-I don't know if it's a good idea, Paulo, you know how it is.

-We have to try.

-Okay, come on.

-The gods have spoken loud and clear.

The omens are not good for Viriato.

The death of your leader is near.

Those who are by his side will have pain, suffering, death.

-Check it again. -What are you doing?

-How dare you show that lack of respect?

The gods are not wrong. Do you question it?

-Yes. -Let me talk.

-Do you know why? Gods don't count ...

... with what we can change our destiny.

Rome kills your brothers, women and children.

What have the gods done? Any.

If our causes unite, we will regain what is ours.

We are at war and there is only one way to win:

fight together. -You are bold.

Your words are convincing, you are right.

My people have suffered the attacks of Rome ...

... and is thirsty for revenge.

Okay, we will fight. (ALL) - We will fight!

-We are more than 60 men and women and you are five ...

... led by a pastor. You will join my people,

under my command. -Not that...

-It's my last proposal. Or is it under my orders ...

... or you can go back the way you came.

(Relincho) (CHISTA)

-Do you think it will work? -I don't know, but it's the only option.

-It doesn't seem like a great idea to me.

-Let's go. Be nice while we're out.

- You? "Why?"

-Let's go find your mother.

Stop worrying, we'll be together soon.

-They took Mom because of me, Dad.

-What do you say, son?

Don't be silly. -Yes.

Mom was caught because of me. I bought the falcon ...

... with a ring that I found at the smithy,

that's why they took her away.

-Tirso, son, that ring you found, was it Roman?

"A Roman told me that it had been stolen from him."

-Are you sure? This is very important.

Stop worrying, you haven't done anything wrong, do you understand?

The culprit is someone else.

I'm going to kill you, you bastard!

-What have I done to you? -What have you done to my wife?

-�Ah!

-Sandro, no, he can't breathe. Sandro!

If you're going to love your brother, at least tell me why.

"Because of him the Romans took my wife."

"By the gods, I'm your brother!" -I have no brother!

Traitor, you stole the jewels.

-That's a lie. -Tirso found a ring ...

... and with him I bought the falcon. That's why they took Barbara away.

-Is that true? -It is not true.

The jewels were stolen by the escaped legionnaire.

How was I going to do that to you? -You have done worse.

-We will talk about this on the way back. We must go find Barbara.

Sandro, come on.

-Viriato and I are going to look for your mother.

Listen son this is serious

don't trust your uncle Hector. -Why?

-It does not matter. Listen to me. Hereinafter...

... you will only trust Viriato and me, have you understood?

-Eat something.

You know this is just a break, they'll be back.

If you really know something, you should say it.

-There were many.

-No one would have taken it.

-Who are you?

-Mine.

-Paul.

My husband says he won't stop talking about you.

-He will come back to save us.

-And they'll kill us.

Could you get me a dagger?

-A dagger? Yes, I think so.

But what do you want it for?

-Please.

Please.

(Door)

-Is what Alejo told me true?

-Yes, I'm not going to marry him. -But who do you think you are?

You can't decide who to marry.

"And what are you going to do, father, force me to point the sword?"

-Sorry.

Sorry.

I can not force you. What kind of father would he be if he did?

We are ruined. -What?

-The latest investments have not turned out as expected.

And after your meeting with Viriato,

I've had to keep the rest to Galba to save your life.

The dowry that Alejo offers us is very generous.

Your wedding with him is the only way we have not to lose everything.

-What are you doing here?

-I was cleaning up the room. -What do you have behind?

What is this?

What do you want this for?

�Habla!

I'm not going to punish you. I told you that you could trust me.

-Melo has asked the prisoner.

-Taking.

It will help you mitigate the pain.

If I wanted your death, I would just order it.

So you are Viriato's sister.

Don't worry, I don't want your death.

I just want you to tell me about him.

Is it true that he was a pastor?

-You have made him what he is.

I will not rest until I have thrown you out of this land.

-Many great men have said that before.

What is different about your brother?

-He has nothing to lose.

I will die here

but rest assured that my brother will avenge my death.

-Dime,

Before you finished here, were you happy?

I had a husband and a son who loved me,

food on my plate and a roof in my home.

He couldn't ask the gods for anything more.

Believe it or not, you are a lucky woman.

I wish I had ever had that.

This is what you wanted, right?

C�gelo.

-Sir, men are impatient with the payment of their salaries.

I have whipped everyone who spoke more,

but I don't know how long it will be able to contain them.

-Well, good.

-Sir, the rumor runs through the camp.

It had never taken so long for that money to arrive ...

... and they're getting suspicious.

-I'm about to take over the rebels.

I will come for that Hispanic woman and I want all the soldiers ...

... ready to catch them. Got it?

I will try, sir. -No! You'll make it.

You are in charge of maintaining the discipline of this camp ...

... and only you will pay the consequences ...

... if that discipline is broken.

Has it been clear to you?

-Se�or...

-It's the soldier's money!

-The welded one! -The welded one!

-He appeared at the entrance to the camp.

The centurions on duty gave the warning.

-And is everything? -Everything, nothing is missing.

-This doesn't make any sense. Why has it been returned?

`` They may have feared retaliation, sir.

-And how did you get here?

Stupid They have entered the camp again.

No wonder we are the laughing stock of the army.

-Sorry, sir.

-They can't get out of here alive.

(CRIES) - No!

-�Por qu�?

�Por qu�?

Por qu ?

:-O 'Why?

Why did you do it?

-Sandro, Sandro ...

We have to go.

Sandro, or we will die. Come on, Sandro. Sandro!

-I'm not going to let him rest forever ...

... as if she were a slave. -Listen, think about what I would like.

I want you to live to take care of Tirso. Think about it.

And to avenge her! Sandro.

�Vale?

-B�rbara.

I will.

-Check if she's dead.

-It seems that he has taken his own life.

-Fence the palisade, watch the entrances,

light all the cauldrons and check each store.

I want the intruders alive. They will not have the luck of it.

-Let's go.

They are dating for us.

Sandro, we have to go. Sandro.

-I was ... saying goodbye.

-Sir? -They ran away, right?

-Yes, sir. -And the Hispanic?

`` It is very strange, sir, she was found dead in her cage.

-How? -Apparently he took his own life.

He had this dagger, sir.

-What is it, Hector? Why is Tirso here?

-His mother. -What?

-B rbara ... has died.

(SHOUTS)

-I'm sorry, if we had known ... -Quiet, I'm the only one to blame.

(Wailing)

-Damine. -Nerea has delicious hands.

From now on she will give me the massages.

-D'mina, a letter has arrived from Rome.

-Finally.

-How did you dare?

This is yours if I'm not mistaken.

-Why do you have it? -I found it in a place ...

... most strange, in the inert body of Viriato's sister.

-Don't you think ...? -Don't take me for a stupid!

If you didn't give him the dagger, who was it?

Your Hispanic slave?

-These slaves are not yours to spank.

-This is the second time you've betrayed me.

There will be no third.

(CRIES)

-Thanks for defending me. -Don't be stupid, I didn't do it for you.

My husband just ruined his political career. The letter.

(CRIES)

-Brother ... -It's all because of you.

-I already told you that I didn't do anything. -Stop lying to me and go.

Veteo will tell Viriato why you had to flee ...

... of the village years ago.

-Sandro, you know that was not my fault, huh?

Sandro, Sandro ... You would never tell him that.

- Never? If you don't go now, I'll tell him.

And by the gods that Viriato will kill you with his bare hands.

-Get your weapons and be alert. The pigeons flew off.

-You go with them for ...

-Aar n, what are you doing here?

-Cousin, we have come to join you.

-But your boss said no. -He cares more about maintaining ...

... his privileges than to fight for his people.

"Those are going to wish they had never taken their fat asses out of Rome."

-Welcome. -And that famous Viriato?

"Dear Claudia, your father, Flavio Tulio Maro has passed away.

He was attacked at the entrance of his palace by two thieves,

and suffered wounds impossible to heal.

I am sorry to be the messenger of such sad news.

I hope you and your husband are well and that you can come back soon. "

-The praetor Galba ordered the murder of his father.

-Miserable, that the rebels tear you away ...

-From now on, you will speak when I order you,

And you will spread your legs when I order it.

-Do you know Nerea?

-But ... -Don't tell me, I won't hurt you.

-I must tell you about Nerea.

-Damine. -What did I tell you?

-�Cuidado! �Toma!

-Dad, Uncle Hector. -What about him?

-He has gone with the Romans.

-If he said where we are, they will come.

-I'm going.

-How will they be faithful to you if you quit now?

-Volver�.

- Shouldn't we go to the Hispanic party?

-What breasts did he lose there?

-Maybe it's the only time he's around.

-Today, our peoples become one.

-Do you have it within range? -Yes.

-Shoot! -We have to go get him.

-Are you crazy? -What happened?

-I got caught.

- I say that we vote and that we condemn him to death.

-Everyone will know that I am proud of the son I had.