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You would have us march
to our end?
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I would have us free.
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With or without you
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I shall march upon Rome.
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You were slave
to Marcus Crassus himself?
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I was.
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Why would she risk all
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to fly from loving arms?
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[ Groans ]
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Tomorrow we move
for Rome with Crixus.
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Yet I would have
you take with Spartacus.
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My place is forever with you.
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Not in this.
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The whore Canthara tells
of how she saw you come
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from Kore's tent.
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Game is over boy.
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[ Yells ]
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Take it like a woman.
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Rome at last
lies within our grasp!
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[ Cheering ]
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[ Horns blare ]
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One fucking hare between us?
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Lower voice.
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(snorts) I do not tremble
in the dark
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as frightened child,
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[ noise in the distance ]
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Carry torch forward!
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Time next, you carry bow.
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Too far from fucking blood.
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Strip them of weapons and armor
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and what supplies
they yet carry.
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These men travel
from the north.
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What purpose would
Crassus have there?
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Those who follow him are
known by mark of the bull.
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These are not his men.
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The Eagle and the Dolphin.
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I have laid eyes
upon crest before.
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The mark of Gnaeus
Pompeius Magnus.
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Pompey?
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A master of both land and sea.
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My husband spoke with deep
admiration of the man.
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Bending tongue to welcome him
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as Rome's greatest
warrior--
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I have heard tale
of his conquests.
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And name of Adolescent
Butcher given him.
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We shall butcher bird and fish!
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I thought Pompey
mired in Hispania
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against the renegade Sertorius.
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His absence the reason Crassus
took arms against us.
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If Pompey's scouts
return to the Republic,
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as night follows day,
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the man and his legions
will trail their shadow.
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Spartacus.
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A rider approaches.
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[ chattering ]
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This may hold but distraction!
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Give voice if eyes fall
upon movement upon flanks!
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They wear cloak
of the fucking legion.
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That is no Roman.
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Drink.
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Do not waste such on the dead.
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You yet live.
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I a but pale shade,
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haunting a world fallen
from meaning.
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Then we must nourish specter,
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so that it may reclaim flesh
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and promise of better days.
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There stand none upon horizon.
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Was his end as
he had always dreamed?
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In glorious battle?
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In battle, yes.
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Though robbed of glory.
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Tell of it.
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That we may share
in the burden of grief.
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The days after we parted were
filled with victory.
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The blood of our enemies
turning fields
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to crimson mud,
thick with the dead.
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Rome lay within our grasp.
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Only to have it snatched
from us by Crassus
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and his legions.
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It was the man himself
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that robbed Crixus' life?
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Crixus!
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Crixus was engaged
by the traitor Caesar.
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When boy of scant years
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pierced back with spear.
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A fucking boy.
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<i>What o Agron?</i>
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Does he share fate with Crixus?
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Or is he yet of this world?
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<i>There is but single reason</i>
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<i>Crassus spare my life.</i>
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To taunt Spartacus
with vision of his end.
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(soft) Crassus tempts
to goad you
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into foolish action.
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If I stood only
for my own life,
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perhaps I would stand so moved.
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Yet we must turn
from such thoughts,
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and set purpose towards
more pressing concern.
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Pompey.
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His scouts were headed south,
towards Crassus' legions.
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He will send more,
when they do not return.
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We cannot afford to be caught
between two armies,
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fighting as one.
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No. We cannot.
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None among the Gaul's men
form words of note?
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We have set lash
and heated iron
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towards the loosening
of tongues.
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I shall press until one
unmoors from stubborn tether.
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Or command all torn
from rebellious root.
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I have time nor
patience to pause
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for such distraction.
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Give word to break encampment
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as Apollo approaches
eastern sky.
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I would quicken pace.
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There is a matter
of some small con
