Spartacus (2010) Season 3 Episode 1

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⚔️ Spartacus: War of the Damned (2010) - Season 3 Episode 1  The final chapter of the legend. In Episode [1], [brief hook: see episode-specific hooks below]. As Spartacus and his rebel army face their greatest challenge yet, the might of Rome converges for an epic clash that will determine the fate of freedom—and the price of legend.  🔹 Episode Highlights: • [E01 Hook: "Spartacus rallies his forces as Crassus arrives with Roman might"] • [E05 Hook: "Loyalty is tested as the rebellion faces internal strife"] • [E10 Hook: "The final battle: freedom, sacrifice, and the birth of a legend"] • Epic battle sequences: brutal, cinematic, and historically inspired combat • Character arcs: Spartacus, Crassus, Gannicus, Nasir, and the cost of war • Signature Spartacus style: stylized violence, emotional depth, and mythic storytelling  🔹 Series Info: • Format: Historical Action Drama / Epic Series / Mature Content • Original Network: Starz / Lionsgate / International Streaming • Series Launch: 2010 | Season: 3 (War of the Damned) | Episodes: 1-10 • Created by: Steven S. DeKnight | Starring: Liam McIntyre (Spartacus), Manu Bennett (Crassus), Dan Feuerriegel (Agron), Dustin Clare (Gannicus) • Setting: Ancient Rome & Southern Italy – 71 BC Slave Rebellion • Language: English (Original Audio) + Subtitles Available • Runtime: ~55-60 minutes (full) | Clip/Highlight version: ~10-15 min • Content Warning: Mature themes, stylized violence, adult situations  🎧 Prefer audio? Listen to Spartacus recaps & historical drama podcasts on Spotify, Apple Podcasts.  👉 Enjoying the series? Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and comment: "Who was the most compelling character in War of the Damned? 👇⚔️" Turn on notifications 🔔 so you never miss the next battle!  #Spartacus #WarOfTheDamned #SpartacusS3 #HistoricalDrama #Starz #LiamMcIntyre #ManuBennett #S3E[X] #EpicAction #BingeWatch #AncientRome #GladiatorLegacy  ⚠️ Copyright Disclaimer: This video is shared for promotional, review, and informational purposes only. All rights to "Spartacus" belong to Starz, Lionsgate, and original producers. This upload complies with Fair Use guidelines (Section 107, U.S. Copyright Act) for highlights, commentary, and educational content. No copyright infringement intended.

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00:00No!

00:30Go!

00:38Go!

00:39Go!

00:41Go!

00:48Get report.

00:50Vardachis cavalry has broken our western flank.

00:53Fucking savage.

00:55Give signal to reform to the south.

01:00Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:30Ah!

01:43Kill him!

02:07Kill him!

02:09Kill him!

02:11Kill him!

02:13Kill him!

02:15Kill him!

02:21Oh

02:46Oh

03:08Oh

03:20Oh

03:46Oh

03:50Spartacus

03:51The Romans have sounded retreat

04:03We have won the day

04:05We have won nothing

04:07Sinnius and Furius against the Grasp

04:10The same cannot be said for many that stood with them

04:14The field is thick with the dead

04:17Deserved fate

04:20For all who would see us again to shackle and whip

04:35Another standard lost

04:38It is a grave wound inflicted upon the Republic Cassinius

04:42A deeper one would have been suffered had we not withdrawn from battle

04:46Confounds the fucking census

04:48How can a handful of errant slaves continue to vex us?

04:51I fear their numbers have been sorely underestimated within the Senate

04:55Spartacus mongrel horde has swelled with each passing victory

04:58Since Glab was defeated Vesuvius

05:04They added thousands to rank liberating the mines of the king

05:16Slaves across the Republic

05:18Humble and grateful to their masters for so many years

05:21The Romans have broken to treachery

05:22In wake of ever-expanding legend of Spartacus

05:28Untold numbers joined his cause after Scrofa fell to him on the banks of the Calor

05:45Standards and facets fall into the enemy

05:48As the man himself

05:51Such chaos and death at the hands of a fucking slave

05:55You will discover this fucking slave at the variegates of Rome itself

05:58If reinforcements are not dispatched

06:02Lucullus battles Mithridates in the Black Sea

06:04Antonius sails against the pirates plaguing Crete

06:08Pompey yet struggles with the renegades

06:10Torius and Espana

06:11The resources of the Senate are drained by these conflicts

06:15We have not the men

06:17Nor the coin to procure them

06:21There is one among us

06:24Who could fund endeavour from his own purse

06:28And to never feel sting at its cost

06:31I had hoped to avoid involving the man

06:34And would not be beholden to him any more than you, Metellus

06:38Produce alternative and we shall seize upon him

06:45Very well

06:47I shall return to Rome and treat Crassus

06:49To aid in crushing Spartacus and his rebellion

06:53And in the act

06:54Attempt to redress grievous injury inflicted upon the honour of the Republic

07:16The field has been stripped of weapons and horses

07:18The Rome is lost again becomes our bounty

07:21One of Gallicus

07:23I would have his report as well

07:24Well, you well know the man

07:26He favours celebration after a victory

07:28I've done for many days

07:30I think I would gladly give blessing

07:32After Cassinius and Furious fall from concern

07:35They have proven themselves no fools

07:37They may yet attempt bold manoeuvre

07:39Double our sentries and surrounding hills

07:41Would not be caught of a wear

07:43You give those shits credit beyond you

07:45Underestimating your opponent as a Roman trade, Agron

07:47Do not fall prey to it

07:51Cassinius and Furious come to the end of their days

07:53With each passing sun, hundreds of slaves break bond to join our course

07:58Agron is not wrong in this

08:01Soon we shall have the advantage of numbers

08:08Each prowess of all that have joined us and see them rallied

08:11I would strike again at the nearest opportunity

08:14Give further warning to the fools in Rome

08:17Seeking to grind us beneath you

08:19Seeking to grind us beneath you

08:50Every day for months he wrestles with the man

08:53Rones and Grants filling ear

08:55Your father is a dedicated student

08:58And I force to stand witness to the lessons

09:01While more pressing matters fall to inattention

09:04Police!

09:16Apologies, Dominus

09:17I lose myself in the heat of contest

09:26Less than a scratch

09:29Worse deserve for not anticipating blow

09:33You are quick of study

09:35Yet you open flank to injury when perceived advantage is pressed

09:40The ruin of many a man within the Senate

09:44Let us return to lesson after evening meal is broken

09:47Dominus

09:50The rumours prove true, Crassus

09:53You take instruction from a slave

09:56Hilarus stood a champion of the arena for many years

10:00I paid his Lannister more coin than you'll ever see in your life to purchase the man

10:05And impart what he's learned of the games

10:07And of the men who've drawn blood upon the sands

10:11Gladiators

10:12You strike upon the very subject of my visit

10:15If we may break word in private

10:19Oh, Tiberius is well trained in the ways of men

10:22I would expose him to those of the Senate as well

10:27To the matter then

10:29We have suffered unexpected complications in our conflict with the rebel Spartacus

10:34Cassinius and Furius have fallen?

10:37They live, but find themselves in need of reinforcement

10:41An expensive thing to acquire in these troubled times

10:48Their asses must be sore from the ramming Spartacus has given to come begging to me

10:53No one is begging

10:55They are asking assistance from a loyal member of the Senate

10:58How much assistance?

11:02Ten thousand men

11:08It would take considerable coin and effort to raise such a force

11:12And in return you will be offered a command

11:16Under Cassinius and Furius, of course

11:20An offer better received from the men themselves

11:23They have withdrawn to a villa on the outskirts of Nucaria

11:26Within short ride of what remains of their legion to the north

11:30Spartacus continues to gather force in the valley of Campania

11:34You know I would not have come if the situation did not demand of it

11:37No

11:39You would not

11:45Their terms are agreeable

11:50I will dispatch message to them immediately

11:53First I send my own men

11:55To ensure it arrives at intended destination

11:59Whatever your will

12:02The voice truth of it

12:03I had expected you to extort inflated titles at the very least

12:07As Pompey did to take his charge against the Tories

12:11My interest lies only in title and honor earned

12:17Apologies for ever suspecting any less

12:25You would agree to serve beneath Cassinius and Furius

12:28Absent true command

12:30It appears so

12:31I have heard how you berate their names

12:33How foolish and vain

12:35You think them and Senator Metellus

12:37Father

12:37Time for words has ended

12:39Spartacus must fall

12:41And I shall set upon what path I must

12:44To see day hastened

12:48For the glory of Rome

12:56For the glory of Rome

12:57For the glory of Rome

13:15In the heat of battle

13:16Blood and brain

13:17Thick to the knee

13:18And Calicus

13:19In the middle of it all

13:21Spipped to his fucking cock

13:23Bellowing to the Romans

13:25To kneel before him

13:26And received golden tribute

13:30In my defense I had taken much wine that day

13:33Not expecting Spartacus to turn and attack Scrofa

13:36Nor did that Roman cunt

13:39Spartacus stands at guard

13:41His sword cleaving the heavens

13:43He's a man

13:45Like no other

13:46Rome trembles at his knee

13:47Soon the mighty fucking republic

13:50Will fall to his fucking wrath

13:53Spartacus!

13:54There is more wine

13:58My friends are of thirst

14:06Your woman brings gifts

14:09Gifts, yes

14:11Not

14:11For you

14:18Out!

14:20Out!

14:22It is my fucking tent!

14:24Out!

14:25We shall find them!

14:26Hopefully it will start

14:28Out!

14:48Spartacus, he'd seek you

14:49Let him seek a while longer

14:52Out!

14:59Out!

15:00Out!

15:05Out!

15:15Out!

15:43Oh, my God.

15:51Oh, my God.

16:02It's just imagining that we rise to heights unknown in the wake of battle, as all men do, when bathed

16:11in blood and victory.

16:15When Rome falls, I fear we shall split the heavens in celebration and fuck.

16:25Jupiter, as he plummets to the earth.

16:28Oh, you believe you fuckers are God now?

16:31I boast but upon evidence given.

16:34Couple proud words with why and see them better receipt.

16:40You afforded yourself well upon the field this day.

16:43You stand surprised.

16:47I've always believed in you, Nazir.

16:50Even when you were yet a contrary little Syrian slave boy.

16:54My eyes were yet shrouded.

16:56I'm forever in Spartacus' debt for parting veil.

17:01A debt shared equally by all.

17:05One we shall repay with Roman lives.

17:14You summoned me.

17:17I would not have had to if you had reported in with Crixus and Agron days ago.

17:22My attentions were called by pressing matters.

17:26Of women and drink.

17:29Are there any more, sir?

17:32Days cannot pass after battle without your report.

17:39We fought.

17:41We won.

17:43Zedkoven needed ground.

17:48You've proven valuable asset against the Romans.

17:52Yet I would have you stand more than just another sword.

17:57Take rightful place beside Crixus and myself as a leader.

18:01I give life to your cause in honor of Enemaeus.

18:04I may even believe in it myself upon a day, but I am no leader.

18:08What do I seek to be one?

18:09There are many that already look to you as such.

18:12A greater number still would follow you in battle.

18:16You mean die for me?

18:18For the cause.

18:20I would not be set above my brothers and thought greater than I am.

18:24As many begin to think of you.

18:26I do not wish it.

18:28Yes, it is so.

18:30They begin to speak of you as a god.

18:32And may react poorly when you prove yourself mortal.

18:35Victory against the Romans is my only concern.

18:39Now is that to find?

18:40When Cassinius and Furius struck from this world,

18:44you know that will not be the end of it.

18:46Rome will send more and more in their wake.

18:49Then they too shall fall.

18:53And when we have laid waste to the mighty republic,

18:58will we turn your wrath upon them, hmm?

19:04The men that set you on this path,

19:08the men that took your wife from you,

19:10they are gone from this world.

19:12Their wives too.

19:13In past news of Lucretia and Illithia's fall.

19:18A thousand lives would not equal Soros.

19:27I dared to love a woman once,

19:29when I was yet a slave to Batiortus.

19:31She had Jor's breath.

19:37I would give the world to have it, sir.

19:41A fate too common for men such as us.

19:43I had my vengeance, as you did,

19:45when I stood as empty.

19:50Till Animaeus forgave betrayal.

19:53Animaeus?

19:55It was his wife I lost heart to.

20:02Even when freedom was gained,

20:05shackles of what I had done to those I loved remained.

20:11With final breaths,

20:13Animaeus struck chains that bound me.

20:19There is no one I hold to heart left.

20:23To break such palming words.

20:25Absent such, a man must speak them to himself.

20:29Words

20:32also denied me.

20:33You seek them in the voice of thousands,

20:36clamoring for blood.

20:37I could not save my wife.

20:39Nor mirror.

20:41Nor many more close to heart.

20:42You have not known.

20:44Yet I can fight to see a day

20:46when no innocent life is so easily disregarded.

20:50A day when the Romans

20:52and their cruelty

20:52are but a distant memory.

20:56May you find peace

20:57in its arrival, brother.

21:07Never share

21:08wine,

21:11women,

21:12and sets aside

21:13such heavy fucking thoughts.

21:15The offer is much appreciated.

21:19And I will

21:20drink,

21:21fuck in your name,

21:23fight when called upon,

21:26the very steps of the Roman Senate.

21:29That is where your madness leads.

21:43raise offer to 350 denarii.

21:46Two lugera of land.

21:49You must elevate Nundas quickly.

21:51I'll dispatch Sabinus

21:53and see it done.

21:56I thought you to bed.

22:00Tiberius has filled his ears

22:02with talk of war.

22:03The battle rages in his head,

22:05backwishing slumber.

22:06Is it true?

22:07You ride with an army

22:08against Spartacus?

22:10Yes,

22:10to defend the Republic,

22:11as is the duty

22:12of all Romans.

22:14I'm a Roman.

22:15I will go with you.

22:18Oh,

22:18I would that you were of an age

22:19to stand by your father's side.

22:22Now,

22:23to your bed,

22:24Publius,

22:25dream of future laurels.

22:26Yes,

22:27father.

22:32He would follow you

22:34to the shores

22:35of the afterlife,

22:36if so commanded.

22:39As would Tiberius.

22:41He will hold place

22:42amongst my troops

22:43when they march.

22:44A place?

22:45He deserves position of note

22:47where the other name he bears.

22:48He does not yet hold the years

22:50for the title of tribune.

22:51Coin and persuasion

22:52will see such rule set aside.

22:54He has not earned it.

22:59Tiberius has shown

23:00great promise

23:01as a soldier,

23:02yet he falls from target

23:04in strategy

23:05and discerning mind.

23:06Then lend instruction.

23:08My lessons never cease.

23:10It is for him

23:11to apply them.

23:13Your work carries in tonight?

23:15It's broken sprake of dawn.

23:18I shall see food

23:19and wine port.

23:20Corrie shall tender my needs.

23:26Of course.

23:30Your bed awaits

23:32if you find a want of it.

23:41It is not a long deserve

23:42to be given command.

23:43One he finds beneath

23:44Cassinius and Furious.

23:46I have never known your father

23:47to remain beneath anyone

23:48for length of time.

23:49Perhaps the years

23:50of tempered desire

23:51for laurels

23:52and adulation

23:52of the crowds.

23:54And what of your desires?

23:56Apollo himself

23:56would be set ablaze

23:57by them.

23:58I shall remember

23:59not to stand too near

24:00for fear of melted wings.

24:03I will not have you

24:04from my side

24:05in this Sabinus.

24:06The gods themselves

24:07cannot wrest me from it.

24:11I will see offer raised

24:12and numbers elevated.

24:13Gratitude.

24:20I recall a time

24:21when you and Sabinus

24:22were but children

24:24playing at war

24:25with wooden sticks.

24:26Such games

24:27are of a past.

24:29Anything yet proven

24:30to your father.

24:33Do not give him cause

24:34to further doubt you.

24:36Any shall be swept

24:37from thought

24:39when I stand awash

24:40in the blood

24:41of our enemies.

24:45Watch for your left.

24:47Watch for the swing.

24:50Raise fucking guard.

24:51Your boy

24:52goes fiercer by the day.

24:54Soon even I shall fear

24:55to call him little man.

24:56At least now

24:57he'll be able to understand you

24:58when you yield

24:58you simple shit.

25:06Next man.

25:07Take position.

25:10Let's go.

25:11Let's go.

25:12Begin.

25:13Come on.

25:14Get out of here.

25:17We test the last of those

25:18that have joined us.

25:19How do you find them?

25:21Enthusiastic.

25:25Yet short of skill.

25:26Many among us

25:27once stood as such.

25:29These were some

25:29proof as well.

25:30Perhaps not all.

25:33Come on.

25:34Get out.

25:41Next man.

25:43Next man.

25:50Do not speak of this.

25:53Go.

25:56If I were...

26:02inside.

26:03Quickly.

26:11I can spare no more than this.

26:13So do not fucking ask.

26:15Grated you.

26:17You've killed a horse.

26:19Lower fucking voice.

26:21Would not follow the animal

26:22on the crushed news

26:22of meat would bring.

26:24You gave permission.

26:26A man atop a horse

26:27in battle

26:28is valued ten upon foot.

26:30He was gravely wounded

26:30against the Romans.

26:32I would have sought permission

26:33from the great man

26:34upon the hill

26:35but King Spartacus

26:37is far too busy

26:38waging war

26:39to bother with

26:40such low concerns.

26:41What moves you

26:42to such thoughts?

26:44Open fucking eyes.

26:45You have your answer.

26:47I begin to question

26:48turning from the calm

26:49of the ocean breeze

26:50and the safety

26:51of my city's walls.

26:53You were a free man then.

26:55Far removed.

26:56I toiled beneath

26:57the heel of a most

26:58unpleasant shit

26:59in Sinuessor in Valley.

27:01Yet he at least

27:02provided for fucking needs.

27:04Did you expect freedom

27:05to come absent cost?

27:07No.

27:08Yet absent fucking plan

27:10to be clothed or fed.

27:12We must take matters

27:13into our own hands

27:14or risk early grave

27:16waiting for the

27:17bringer of fucking rain

27:18to bless us

27:19with much needed shower.

27:31The weather will soon

27:32turn cold

27:32and with it...

27:34Spartacus!

27:35A clutch of Romans

27:36ride from the north

27:36attempting to slip

27:37past our position.

27:39You were Spartacus?

27:42Apologies, I...

27:43Still tone.

27:44You may not always

27:45have full belly

27:46or warm cloak.

27:47And while I draw breath,

27:48you have freedom

27:49to speak your heart.

27:52Even against the great man

27:53upon the hill.

27:59Fuck the gods.

28:24God!

28:28God!

28:30God!

28:35you there what's your purpose so near rebel encampment

28:50who else is with you

28:53find fucking tongue

28:57who is with you

29:00death

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34:02okay

34:02is

34:02and

34:03oh

34:04Behold the Greek crassers and his army.

34:12It's all.

34:14There is yet much to be done if we are to move against Spartacus.

34:17Hmm, much.

34:19Yet you waste hours sparring with a common slave.

34:22Was Spartacus not also once thought of as such?

34:25Would you dismiss him so casually as well?

34:28No, yet for all his victories, Spartacus is still a slave.

34:31He's a man, no better or worse than any sharing title.

34:35You would place him upon equal footing with a Roman?

34:38In some regards, he's proven to stand even higher.

34:46You believe wealth and position grant you advantage over those beneath you?

34:50I believe we tower above a slave in all things, no matter what name he bears.

34:56Then couple words with actions and prove belief.

35:04Well, you've been well trained in the Roman ways of combat.

35:08Surely you can best a common slave.

35:15Do you know him?

35:21Do you?

35:22Wait a minute.

35:22Yeah, yeah.

35:38Apologies, Domus. I did not mean to.

35:40You did but teach lessons all he needed.

35:45As Spartacus schools those who consider themselves gods, perched far above lesser men,

35:54and laughs as they tumble from the heavens.

36:24There are too many, even for us.

36:27Then let us pause a moment and see numbers thinned.

36:33The die has been cast. We cannot reverse through.

36:36There has been no word for Metellus. He takes overly long.

36:39With what haste could we expect reply from Longinus for Ave?

36:43Sisalpine Gaul lays twice distance than Rome.

36:45At least consider dispatching message.

36:48Praetor. The rebel army gathers near our legions in the north.

36:54I've given Mumius orders for first and second cohorts to move to support them.

37:01To fuck with Crassus. We shall rejoin our men.

37:05Take Spartacus ourselves.

37:08Fetch Armin and sword, quickly!

37:15Aggron's advance on position to the north draws them away.

37:20Not all.

37:24The gods have heard my prayers. There is no boast in easy victory.

37:29Stay to the shadows. And let us end this.

37:38He speaks to me as he would a child.

37:41Then prove him wrong and do not pout as one.

37:48An army not yet raised to maturity.

37:50Preparation for Long March and campaign ignored.

37:53All in favour of playing with this fucking brute.

37:58I do not understand his mind.

38:02Set aside wounded pride.

38:05And think as he would.

38:08And see shrouded mystery parted.

38:23Shrugly, what they'd have discovered from their posts.

38:26We do not know how many await inside.

38:28Let us pray they are not too few.

38:30I'm encircled by mad fucks.

38:32And begin to count myself as one.

38:48God's favour of us.

38:50Spartacus holds no belief in them.

38:52I pray this night may prune me room.

39:09Dominus.

39:10Dominus.

39:10It takes time to master technique.

39:13I well know it can swell frustration.

39:15My frustrations line off with myself.

39:21Dominus.

39:22If I've done something to offend.

39:24The offence lies in what you do not do.

39:27You hold back in your assault.

39:30Do you think I'm not worthy of it?

39:33As the senate believes me unworthy of a true command.

39:36No, Dominus.

39:37None stand more worthy of respect than you.

39:40Then see it given.

39:42Come at me.

39:43As you would an opponent in the arena.

39:46Absent thought of mercy.

39:47Father.

39:48We all have lessons that must be learned.

39:51I would have this my final test.

39:54And in this completion knowledge that I'm ready to face those trained in your arts upon field of battle.

40:00You ask me to kill you.

40:03I command you to try.

40:06Then you command my death.

40:09If you're victorious, it'll be at the cost of my life.

40:12If you falter my sword, my life is equally forfeit.

40:16Tiberius.

40:17Tiberius.

40:17Bear witness.

40:18If Hilarus strikes me down, he's to be rewarded with his freedom.

40:23Ten thousand denarii.

40:25You cannot be serious.

40:27A man's true enemy is doubt.

40:29A thing I would not carry into battle against Spartacus.

40:34Make choice.

40:37Or fall where you stand.

40:43Your will, Dominus.

40:46My hands.

41:01First and second garrison right to join the Legion.

41:03Spartacus does not hold the numbers for decisive victory.

41:06What is his mind in such attack?

41:08Let us see his skull split open.

41:11And read his fucking thoughts upon the ground.

41:13Spill your picture!

41:15No!

41:22Spartacus!

41:29Spartacus!

41:30Marcos!

41:32Spill it together!

41:53Warden.

41:53We must stop this.

41:55Curious given command.

41:56It must be obeyed.

42:12Come on!

42:31I see you to save him!

42:33I will not fucking turn from him again!

42:36Cease reason!

42:36We will return with more men and seize Spartacus to his fate!

42:53Come on!

42:58Don't let them away!

43:00Get down!

43:10No!

43:16No!

43:20No!

43:21No!

43:22No!

43:24No!

43:26No!

43:27No!

43:28No!

43:29No!

43:32No!

43:33No!

43:35No!

43:38No!

43:39You were waiting.

43:40For me to think.

43:42You and me, Miss Deb, I warned you of.

43:44Knowledge and patience.

43:47The only counter to greater skill.

43:49I will.

43:50You have been well-schooled.

43:53I hope that your service will not pass unremembered.

44:08The coin I promised, had you bested me, shall be set towards Monument to the storied gladiator, Hilaris.

44:20It would have been the greatest of honours to have served you, Dominus.

44:32The honour was mine.

44:44The fucking savages have blocked us from Egress!

44:47Take shelter here!

44:48I will not fall trapped as fucking animals!

44:56Take shelter!

44:57Keep it.

45:04Sorry!

45:11Take sheltering to this town.

45:18Come on

45:20Take shelter!

45:20I will never leave you alone

45:28No!

45:29No!

45:31No!

45:33No!

45:34No!

45:35No!

45:37No!

45:38No!

45:50Your cause is lost

45:53The mistake is mine

45:55Not foreseeing you would attack on the night

45:58As the thieves and cutthroats you prove

46:00The mistake you should not make again

46:05Name terms of surrender

46:06Let us be done with this

46:09There are none

46:10I would trust a Roman to honor

46:20There are no secrets

46:42Gather their heads

47:00A most ill-fated turn.

47:03And yet news of calamity does not end with their deaths.

47:06Absent proper command, I fear Cassinius and furious men will soon be scattered to the winds.

47:11Yes, it was most unfortunate their leaders fell before my arrival.

47:15Even more unfortunate that your messenger appears to have taken root that passed so near the rebel encampment.

47:24Give plain voice, if you're of a mind.

47:32Let us move from clouded past and turn eye towards a pressing future.

47:38The sole command and charge to bring Spartacus to deserve an end is now yours.

47:43Along with the title of Imperator, if you so wish it.

47:49I serve the glory of Rome.

47:53As do we all.

48:03You planned this?

48:05From the moment Metellus offered command on Cassinius and furious?

48:08The House of Crassus bows to no one.

48:11How did you know Spartacus would make attempt on their lives instead of fleeing when knowledge was gained of your

48:16army advancing from Rome?

48:19Because it is what I would have done.

48:32Fumius and the last of the Romans fleets to the west.

48:34Sight of their lead, his head's upon Pyke, his broken fucking spirit.

48:37Let us give chase and send them more to equal fate.

48:39We have won our victory.

48:41I see us far from here in advance of Crassus and his army.

48:44The mighty Spartacus turns from unwinnable fights.

48:47Our numbers have grown beyond wildest expectation.

48:51Yet winter will still be a pause.

48:54To face hunger and cold as well as Crassus.

48:58For drag us to certain doom.

49:00We must seek advantage of supplies and shelter.

49:03One that can be defended if set upon until spring warms intent.

49:06There is not a villa in all the lands that can hold such numbers.

49:11No, there is not.

49:14Only a city could hold us now.

49:20And we shall tear one from the flesh of Rome.

49:25And salt mortal wound with blood and death.

49:29And we shall tear one from the flesh of Rome.

49:59And we shall tear one from the flesh of Rome.

50:42And we shall tear two from the flesh of Rome.

50:45And we shall tear one from the flesh of Rome.

50:51Isahe-Yay Ash Pyke

51:12I'll see you next time.

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