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00:00You
00:30Why you're frickin bleating still yourself that's how you came for the mind why not hating frickin come on
01:00Oh
01:30You favor clever strategy take the man from behind
01:47Good start to the day I would say it built upon I
01:52Seek a woman named Navia
01:55She was cast out from the house of batty artists before its fall
02:00That the artist
02:02You were Spartacus I
02:05Am quick sis
02:07Spartacus stands the fool beside me
02:11The woman he seeks is of rare beauty the mark of her domino upon her back
02:15She was carried from a part of his tears the sword becomes lighter in time. It is a heavy thing to rob a man of life
02:22Less so that of a Roman shit
02:25Stay close by I will help shoulder weight until we can
02:30The girl
02:31Navia
02:32Her fate known to me
02:34Speak it then
02:36Spirit horse and my life
02:38Speak
02:39I add to our number yet not my cause
02:41We will find her heard you have spoken many times still ignored by the guards
02:45The man he spoke of your woman what did he say fine freaking voice dead
03:01Navy is dead
03:03I cannot believe she's gone the guards against her from those most worthy of blessing
03:23I hold no love for the man
03:29I hold no love for the man
03:29I hold no love for the man, yet it tears hard to see him, sir.
03:50How did she meet her end?
03:54Navea was put to cart of Lucania, and he served purpose for Badiara's ambition.
04:00She perished in the mines.
04:02She gave life and passage, from injuries born of mistreatment.
04:08Death of kindness, then.
04:16The man yet stands mute.
04:18This is what you would offer me to gain favor?
04:20A statue that bleeds.
04:22And Emmaus believes himself a man of honor.
04:26Pain alone will not move him to betray his brothers, yet I know the man well.
04:31Given over to my hands...
04:32Oh, do not think I've forgotten what your hands are capable of, slave.
04:37Or how they aided Batiatus in tethering me to this house.
04:42I but did as my Dominos commanded.
04:45Absent thought of refusal, as I would faithfully serve you now as seen Spartacus brought to
04:50the end.
04:51We speak of loyalties.
04:52Yet the mark of Batiatus brings allegiance to question.
04:57A blight upon flesh, forever marking more noble intentions.
05:03Approve them, and live to see if you are of further use.
05:11You will.
05:12My hands.
05:13You will.
05:14My hands.
05:15You must be patient.
05:16The gods would not deliver enemy us, only mock us with the silence.
05:17The sum of my doubts does not lie with the gods alone.
05:21It's equally shared with their messenger.
05:22The sum of my doubts does not lie with the gods alone.
05:23It's equally shared with their messenger.
05:28Ah, here is our man.
05:29Curteous to find you acknowledge our presence.
05:30Politeatus.
05:31You must be patient.
05:32You must be patient.
05:33The gods would not deliver enemy us, only mock us with the silence.
05:34The sum of my doubts does not lie with the gods alone.
05:35It's equally shared with their messenger.
05:49Ah, here is our man.
05:56Curteous to find you acknowledge our presence.
05:58Apologies.
05:59I was unaware of your arrival.
06:00The fault is mine, between happy reunion with father, and plying Marinius for news of
06:07Rome.
06:08Is this the Lanista's wife?
06:10The one they whisper of in the street?
06:13Grisha.
06:15To find you alive is a blessing from Olympus.
06:20Virinius comes to present games.
06:23Games?
06:24Two weeks of blood and sport to move this city from heavy thought of Spartacus, yet untamed.
06:30It shall be glorious spectacle, made more so by your men presented noting celebration.
06:37The sight of them, coupled with Lucretia and the Polvinus, shall help calm the citizenry.
06:43An honor.
06:44But I would happily oblige.
06:47Were they not otherwise occupied in the south?
06:50Did they draw any closer to their goal?
06:53Or does Spartacus yet elude them, as I heard he did in the market?
06:58Perhaps Cepius' men could march in your games.
07:02It's well known you hold considerable sway with them.
07:05Cepius' men do not carry the seal of Rome as your men do.
07:12Show good Virinius to wine, an enticing view of the city below.
07:16I would voice no argument.
07:18Come then.
07:19I shall see you properly attended.
07:32Capua to the north.
07:34A current position here.
07:36To the east, Vesuvius.
07:38Strong position to make camp.
07:40Within striking distance of Pompeii to the south.
07:43Or Neapolis to the north-west.
07:48Prison ships often empty at its ports, vomiting men to be sold into slavery.
07:52As my brother and I were a lifetime ago.
07:55I was carried across the Adriatic to the eastern seaboard.
07:58I know little of Neapolis.
08:00There are fighting men brought to its shores.
08:02Captured in foreign wars.
08:03Already enemies of Rome easily recruited to our cause.
08:09Reasonable cause.
08:11Well thought.
08:12I shall break words with Crixus.
08:30How did you survive?
08:48After your woman was taken from you.
08:52Forever.
08:53And then that I was, did not.
08:56That notion of it will not wash away what I have done.
09:03What you have done.
09:05I pursued Navier's affections.
09:08Regardless of concern toward discovery.
09:10Of what Lucretia would do if.
09:13Betrayal were known.
09:17We do not choose love.
09:20It claims each man as it will.
09:27And it grips.
09:29Until there is nothing left.
09:33An empty hand can yet become a fist.
09:38How many more remain shackled in servitude as Navier was?
09:42Without hope of love or gentle touch.
09:44Together we can strike chain from this subject.
09:47I have heard your thoughts.
09:54Leave me to my own.
09:59She was a radiant spirit.
10:02Yet she died a slave.
10:05A fate shared by my wife.
10:07I would not see more like them four.
10:12Because men who could make difference stood idle.
10:32A sword in his chest would be a blowless felt.
10:35Even if all the main sacrifices.
10:40Quick to Snow makes his.
10:41I would speak with him.
10:43Your words would only cause greater suffering.
10:47If he knew the truth.
10:49I would not have you and countless others fall in vain attempt.
10:54Come.
10:56There is much planning yet needed towards Neapolis.
10:58Ah, that vacant gaze.
11:17I have witnessed it before.
11:19You were upon your knees in the pits awaiting death.
11:21Or were you longing for it?
11:25Is that why you sought out a place void of precious honor?
11:31A thought drags the mighty Animaeus into the depth of the underworld.
11:36Your betrayal of the house that saved you from such torment there.
11:39A brotherhood turning your instruction as doctorate to treachery or murder.
11:45Or that Asher escaped your attempt to rob him of life.
11:56A thing of low importance.
11:57Let us set paths behind us.
12:01And turn eye towards this quarrelsome future.
12:06Ah.
12:08No, no, no.
12:11You must ask for it.
12:13You must break silence and speak.
12:15You thirst for water, for the release of death.
12:26Free your tongue and see desires quenched.
12:33Very well.
12:35Remain silent.
12:37Remain living and in pain.
12:40Day after day.
12:41With only Asher.
12:44To comfort you.
12:47As you once comforted me.
12:49Upon these very sands.
12:50You should have warned me of their arrival.
13:00I was swept by the moment.
13:02They stood but a short length waiting.
13:05Long enough for your father to slip noose up out my neck.
13:08You should have warned me of their arrival.
13:12I was swept by the moment.
13:15They stood but a short length waiting.
13:17Long enough for your father to slip noose up out my neck.
13:20All will be forgotten when you present your men.
13:22Or to honour a jest of a man.
13:27Go.
13:29To honour your child.
13:33With a father that will rise within the Senate.
13:36I did not care for Varinia's hand upon you.
13:50All right.
13:51All right.
13:59Yes.
14:01Touch.
14:02I'll never know where der climbs.
14:21Pressing concerns pull mine from task.
14:24Task.
14:26You know my meaning.
14:29Must confer with Marcus.
14:31Towards the recall of my troops from the south.
14:34Must not storm the quarrel.
14:38The Suvius will serve purpose well.
14:40From its shadow we can strike at the ports of Neapolis.
14:42Ships heavy with warriors.
14:44Captured by the Romans.
14:46As many of us once were.
14:47Let us hear from Crixus.
14:49And what would he say?
14:52What words would make difference?
14:54Throat can no longer make such empty noise.
14:58It is choked with lots of words.
15:00It is choked.
15:02With light.
15:04That sounds interesting.
15:05what words would make difference
15:10throat can no longer make such empty noise
15:15it is choked
15:17with loss
15:19an agony familiar to many of us
15:23Spartacus
15:27lost his wife
15:28yet his fire still burns
15:31Aggron
15:33a brother
15:35yet his fire still burns
15:38we have all lost
15:41we have all seen those held
15:44as friend
15:45as family
15:49as lover
15:53fall to the Romans
15:56yet our fire still burns
16:05and together we shall ignite
16:07an inferno
16:10I move to Vesuvius
16:15with Spartacus
16:18andarden
16:20and
16:21and
16:23and
16:28and
16:31and
16:31we'll be
16:36and
16:36you will speak in your final moments when you beg for life's end you will tell me where
17:04Spartacus and I shall tear the words from your freaking mouth
17:34Animaeus must not die before prophecy is fulfilled and a tree in the freaking heavens to pry his lips
17:43look to the gods for illumination the gods
17:49was it Jupiter that found you near death
17:54oh Venus who stitched you a mangled womb
18:02did Mars see you fed and clothed did Apollo deliver an Emmaus into your head
18:15no it was Asher
18:18you but service the will of the gods
18:21I was serving you and I them
18:23the man will not speak absent his words your prophecy will fall to ruin
18:31the pious quickly to follow
18:33even the dead may give voice to passion
18:38the man stands empty of such worldly life
18:42then see him filled
18:44with memories of the past
18:47there is a secret buried within these walls
18:53and you will see it exhumed
18:57and the corpse set to purpose
19:00the hour grows late
19:15and our bed cold
19:18fall to it
19:20I'll be with you presently
19:22a maddening thing
19:26to forever be waiting for you
19:29far from your side
19:31it's not always the safest place
19:33as many have learned
19:36I am not the past
19:41I stand with you now
19:44and would hold more value than gentle touch
19:48and satisfying your needs
19:50I would stand beside you
19:53blade gripped in hand
19:55slick with Roman blood
19:56I will not be helpless as Navia was
20:01her life
20:03a slow march towards death
20:05we all move towards such end
20:09only the length of the journey differs
20:12then let us greet her together
20:15ensure not all go quietly
20:19we all move to the夢
20:31to enjoy our world
20:32as Nikolas
20:33as Nikolas
20:35as Nikolas
20:36as Nikolas
20:36as Nikolas
20:49You intend to spirit away the entire villa in that trunk?
21:06We do not know what Vesuvius holds, Shadara.
21:09Agron would have us well supplied.
21:11Agron, yes.
21:12He is of a form, is he not?
21:14I suppose.
21:15Oh, you suppose?
21:16I suppose, do not think I have not noticed your eyes upon him.
21:20Nor the way of late you have been huddled together in intimate conversation.
21:26You would do yourself well to pursue desire.
21:29I would myself if I believed he favoured me.
21:32I thought you were taken with Raskos.
21:34Raskos is a base animal.
21:36Yet one with sharp claws, offering protection and position.
21:41Spartacus holds Agron in much high esteem.
21:43I would love him.
21:44I envy you his attentions.
21:55We can reach Vesuvius by nightfall if we put the slaver wagon to use.
21:58We'll commit us to the roads.
21:59Forrest would better hide our numbers.
22:00And slow progress.
22:01A fair trade to see us alter the mountain alive.
22:03I was not in favour of your training.
22:16Do you know the reason?
22:17I made a tempt on Spartacus.
22:20As have I, on more than one occasion.
22:22I did not trust you, because you were Syriac.
22:27I have had unfortunate acquaintance with one of your people.
22:31As did my woman, Navia.
22:35Apologies.
22:36He caused her much pain.
22:39Yet despite this, she would not have held you for his actions.
22:43Such was her heart.
22:45One I shall try to honour.
22:47In thought and deed.
22:48There is something I must tell you.
23:00Rome considers us nagging fly.
23:03After Neapolis, they shall know the story.
23:06Agua!
23:14Take your man!
23:16Have you lost mine?
23:18Have I gained heart?
23:20Navia lives.
23:23Did you come by this?
23:25The point is here.
23:27The slaver told not of her death.
23:29But of her suffering in the mines!
23:31An equal fate.
23:33Why would you bear false tongue?
23:34When a life holds in the balance.
23:36One of our lives.
23:40One of our lives!
23:41Crixus has no thought towards any but Navia and would have us all meet our end in foolish attempt on the mines.
23:52I did what needed to be dumb, Spartacus.
23:57You must see this.
24:04A lie.
24:07For the greater good.
24:08One that would never have passed lips had it been your brother Duro in her place.
24:17If a single life holds no value, then none are of worth!
24:29I stand with Crixus.
24:34I will not freaking die for this.
24:41I move for Vesuvius.
24:44Those that would live.
24:50Join me.
25:21he returns to us i have said vigil throughout chill embrace of night concerned that in eruption i
25:33had uh released you to the afterlife it swells hard to find you yet bound to this world
25:40still not a word very well a safe voice i would enjoy the sweet caress of my own
25:52so very much to speak of long years of secrets within this house seeping in the very bones
26:00that support it place ear to any beam and marvel at the whispers of the past
26:07it was there that i first discovered crixus embrace an ill-fated love with young navia
26:15there dominos blessed me with elevation upon heel of ending magistrate calavius and cursing
26:26solonius with a deed further inside organicus first took your wife as entertainment for noble virus
26:34my stone at last cracks in defense of a freaking whore
26:49you're really so blind the lingering gazes they shared the subtle change your brother
27:00you know nothing of brotherhood lord organicus have you never asked yourself how your wife came to
27:13sip a tainted wine that was meant for body other i mean she was not in the habit of thieving was she
27:19or partaking of drink alone
27:22do you recall that night
27:27ganicus to be sold the next morning you
27:31conveniently removed to town
27:34your wife
27:36slipping away into ganicus cell
27:39one last drink
27:42one last lay
27:47you're all the same
27:54spartacus crixus
27:56the noble and emmaus
27:58fallen to ruin for woman plowed by other men
28:03search hard and feel a sting of truth
28:08it was a gift for titus
28:14how did it come to pass her lips she was no thief
28:17your wife betrayed you
28:21your brother
28:23everyone you believe to love you
28:26what does a serpent know of love
28:30ah that his spite is often fatal
28:33your wife felt his venom
28:37as did the traitor spartacus bitch
28:39even the mighty gaul
28:42saw his heart withered when ripe navia was plucked forever from his grasp
28:47they will find her
28:49and one day
28:51your throat
28:54find
28:56her
28:57that is why they have moved south
29:05spartacus is not the one that spurs their intent
29:13the gaul who lost mine before batiares and attacked me
29:19his purpose then as now
29:20love for domino's buddy slave
29:23navia
29:25you pledged to discover spartacus location
29:27instead you return with tales of fluttering hearts
29:32she was taken from this house
29:35i know crixus he will not rest until
29:37see him to proper reward
29:39wait wait wait
29:40you return from the gods
29:44and their guidance
29:46even if
29:50this crude vessel discords truth
29:53such knowledge provides little more than feather upon breeze
29:57yet i know of calming winds
30:00and where a dark little feather came to rest September's sin
30:04do not die you simple fool
30:14will you mourn me if i do
30:17until i find better to fill me
30:19are we to attack naked
30:24without rods as weapons
30:26you would fare just as well
30:29remove yourself from sight
30:32go
30:34seek us out at vesuvius
30:36if you live
30:38pray i do not
30:39i accompanied my dominus to the mines once
30:43i may be of some aid
30:45well received
30:47fricking syrians
30:53the wagon is readied
30:57save wits for navia
31:08when we return to your arms
31:10i would have it so
31:12we'll perish in the attempt
31:14move along
31:33you dogs
31:33hear you
31:39please
31:39turn the
31:4025
31:42yeah
31:44no
31:44no
31:45no
31:46no
31:46no
31:46no
31:47no
31:48no
31:48no
31:49no
31:50no
31:51no
31:52no
31:52no
31:52no
31:54keep
31:55no
31:57no
31:57no
31:57no
31:58no
31:58no
31:59no
32:00no
32:00no
32:01no
32:01Do not expose brand, but what does advantage of being thrown to common slaves?
32:08I cracked the list of skull. We'll add to the deception.
32:14Head to the wagon for Pharaoh. Lower voice.
32:25Do I give coin to sit upon backside? See them from the wagon.
32:30Out!
32:34Hurry up!
32:36Is this the stock from Ferox?
32:38Two days past expected delivery. Two days!
32:41Apologies, I...
32:42I do not know you! Where is Ferox?
32:44Dead. We were set upon by Spartacus and his shits.
32:48The reason for our delay is Ferox's permanent absence.
32:59I have wished the man to grass for many years.
33:05And yet, he ruins me from the afterlife.
33:08Schedule now teeters upon Brink, with little hope of regaining balance.
33:12Yes, again. Apologies, I...
33:14Am I to present myself now?
33:18Yes. Yes.
33:21A special offering to compensate your troubles.
33:24Wait here.
33:25Rotten woman serves no trade.
33:27What misdeeds sees such beauty condemned to the mines?
33:37From words, you'll find my rod reason you cannot.
33:40I fell in love.
33:41I would have you from words now.
33:43There was a woman brought here from the house of Batyatas.
33:44Beautiful and young.
33:45And one fat shit like you would have taken notice of.
33:49Speak.
33:51I know of no such woman.
33:52Search me.
33:53You will.
33:54Look out.
33:55Yeah, I can't say it.
33:56Look out.
33:59I know of such woman.
34:00I've done the wrong thing, too.
34:02This man is like you and it.
34:04I'm like, no.
34:05No one.
34:06I know of no such woman.
34:10I'll take this thing and breathe now.
34:12I know of no such woman.
34:15Such memory.
34:17She was dark of skin, with a mark of Bartiatus wave upon the back of her shoulder.
34:21I do recall one as you just described.
34:25Does she get draw bread?
34:27I believe it's so.
34:29Where is she?
34:30A sign to dig the eastern vein.
34:33There is a map.
34:36Show me.
34:38Slowly.
34:39Mira has been gone too long.
34:43You there!
34:49From where do you hail, Cecilia?
34:54In the tunnel.
34:55Where it branches off.
34:57Here.
34:59I have seen you before.
35:02Somewhere.
35:05The arena.
35:12No!
35:21No!
35:23He's screaming.
35:24No!
35:29Mira!
35:30It is ramen blood.
35:32How could he know of her?
35:34Does Navia live?
35:36She does.
35:37Lenus! Lenus!
35:39Assume their mantle.
35:40Make it known if any become aware of our presence.
35:42Into their minds! Quickly!
35:48Come, brother.
35:50Let us see how I'm restored.
35:52Go.
36:02You really must try this. It's divine.
36:06I feel stomach turned at the moment.
36:08I do not envy you.
36:10Sickness with every sunrise. Swelling beyond reason.
36:13Though, the breasts are a benefit, I suppose.
36:16To feel a child grow within you.
36:20There is no greater blessing.
36:22What of being thought of other than matron?
36:25Enticing men until they fawn over your every word.
36:28Aching to receive the slightest touch.
36:32The bonds of marriage desired result.
36:35I suppose it would not be too horrid.
36:39If you were handsome.
36:40And rich.
36:41And thought of nothing but his hands upon me.
36:49Lust, as all things, fades with the passing of years.
36:54Let us fall to our seats and see day begin.
37:03Virinius tells that your men are to be presented.
37:08Yes.
37:09The requests would have fallen to yours.
37:11If they were proper soldiers.
37:13Hm.
37:14I look forward to witnessing proper Roman formation.
37:18Should be a pleasant distraction for the people.
37:21While my men bring Spartacus to justice.
37:24Yes.
37:33Are your soldiers to purpose?
37:34They are.
37:35The crowd is yours, Virinius.
37:44Good citizens of Capua.
37:47I present these games to honor the beloved sister of Rome.
37:50And to send message that her spirit shall never be quelled by those who seek to cause her injury.
38:00Your cheers in the coming days shall serve as balm to wounded heart.
38:03A wound shared by many in this great city.
38:07So inflicted by the treachery of Spartacus and his murderous horde.
38:11I call now upon the sons of Rome to march.
38:17The thunder of their every step a declaration.
38:20That loss and grief shall give way to triumph and joy.
38:25Joy!
38:46Where are your frickin' men?
38:48Set to purpose.
38:49As promised.
38:55As promised.
39:04Seal the road.
39:05You!
39:08We come on order of pray to guys Claudius Glaber.
39:11Has the debt been made to breach the mine?
39:13None.
39:14It stands secure.
39:18Dispatch word to Capua.
39:20Return from fool's errand and recommit to sweep the countryside.
39:25Save him!
39:40I know these men.
39:41Manus and Plainus.
39:42Gladiators bearing the mark of Bariatus.
39:44Spartacus is here.
39:45No!
39:46No shit!
39:47Ah!
39:48Which way do I go?
39:49The bullshit lead us to it.
39:50This one the shorter path.
39:51I would double-a-stoward go.
39:52Take that longer path.
39:53Move quietly.
39:54Which way do we go?
40:00The bullshit lead us to.
40:02This one, the shorter path.
40:04I would double-hours towards gold.
40:06Take that longer path.
40:07Move quietly.
40:14People of Capua.
40:17Noble.
40:18They're in it.
40:20I offer apologies.
40:21I do not seek to lower.
40:24Spirits with absence of display.
40:29But instead to raise them up with knowledge
40:33that my soldiers have been set to higher purpose
40:37by the gods themselves.
40:41At this very moment, they close on Spartacus.
40:47And by day's end,
40:52he shall once more kneel
40:55before the glory of Rome!
40:59Rome!
40:59Rome!
41:00Rome!
41:01Rome!
41:14Rome!
41:18Rome!
41:19Rome!
41:19Rome!
41:20Rome!
41:21You must see them freed.
41:29There are too many of them.
41:30We will be discovered.
41:36Live.
41:38I know I will return.
41:41Navia!
41:45Navia!
41:48Navia.
41:49Navia.
41:54Navia.
42:01This is where I said she would be.
42:03If he spoke truth.
42:12Quick, sis!
42:13There's one here with Mark of her domino upon back.
42:17Navia.
42:18Navia.
42:19Navia.
42:20Navia.
42:21Navia.
42:30You are safe.
42:33You are safe now.
42:34I feel.
42:36I feel.
42:41I feel.
42:42I feel.
42:43I feel safe now.
42:47I feel safe now.
42:48What is this?
42:54Forgive me.
42:56Forgive me for what I've done.
43:00Spockets, someone comes.
43:06Go! Go!
43:08Get out of here!
43:18Get out of here!
43:28Hush!
43:30Hush!
43:31Move!
43:32Move!
43:33Go!
43:48No!
43:50No!
43:52No!
43:54No!
43:57Run!
43:59Run!
44:04Run!
44:10Go!
44:12Get out of here!
44:13Get out of here!
44:14Wait, there's a runoff. It empties out on the other side of the mine.
44:38Which path do I take? Quickly.
44:40This way.
44:44Take your breath and gain your bearing.
44:53Return, Mist. It will take us to the water.
44:59Here.
45:01Come on. Move. Stay together.
45:12Quick!
45:14Wake up!
45:20Come on! Go!
45:21Quick, let's go!
45:22Come on!
45:30I will give them pause.
45:33So you may slip from crosswind.
45:35You too! Down there!
45:38See Navy to safety!
45:42Cracker!
45:44See you done, brother!
45:47Come on, Cracker!
45:51No!
45:52What's the Fart?
45:56Look!
45:57Oh, no!
45:58Move over!
45:59Ah!
46:01Oh!
46:03Oh, shit!
46:05Oh!
46:14Get down there!
46:18No!
46:48Go, go, go, go!
47:01Fix it!
47:02Fix it!
47:04Mom!
47:10Fix it!
47:12Fix it!
47:13Fix it!
47:14Mom, Mom!
47:18To be continued...

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