Spartacus
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1:22:07
- Take your time!
- How are they coming?

1:22:10
Good. Give me another thousand like them
and we can march on Rome.

1:22:13
Come on, once again.
1:22:30
Here on Vesuvius,
we're safe from attack...

1:22:32
while we organize ourselves
into an army.

1:22:35
lt may take six months.
lt may take a year. We don't know.

1:22:37
Once we're strong, we're gonna fight
our way south to the sea.

1:22:41
We're going to arrange for ships
with the Cilician pirates.

1:22:44
Then the sea will be a road
back home for all of us.

1:22:47
lf you agree, you may join us.
1:22:49
lf you don't agree, go back
before your escape is discovered.

1:22:54
Too many women.
1:22:56
What's wrong with women?
1:22:58
Where would you be now,
you lout...

1:23:00
if some woman hadn't fought
all the pains of hell...

1:23:03
to get you
into this accursed world?

1:23:05
l can handle a knife
in the dark as well as anyone.

1:23:08
l can cast spells
and brew poisons.

1:23:10
l have made the death shrouds
for seven Roman masters in my time.

1:23:15
- You lout! l want to see Spartacus.
- All right, grandmother.

1:23:18
I'm Spartacus. Stay with us.
1:23:20
We'll need a million Roman shrouds
before we're through.

1:23:26
Where do you people come from?
1:23:28
Most of us come
from the estate of Lillius.

1:23:31
- What kind of work did you do there?
- Sixteen years a carpenter and mason.

1:23:34
Good. We can use carpenters.
1:23:38
- What kind of work did you do?
- l was a chief steward.

1:23:41
You'll help with the food supplies.
You'll report to the man Patullus.

1:23:44
What kind of work did you do?
1:23:47
Singer of songs.
1:23:50
Singer of songs?
But what work did you do?

1:23:54
That's my work.
l also juggle.

1:23:57
Juggle. What else do you do?

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