Gladiator
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I brought the sword.
Nothing more.

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Caesar, your life...
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Please.
Please don't call me that.

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Come. Please.
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Come sit.
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Let us talk together now...
:28:22
very simply... as men.
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Maximus, talk.
:28:35
Five thousand of my men are
out there in the freezing mud.

:28:39
Three thousand of them
are bloodied and cleaved.

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Two thousand will never
leave this place.

:28:44
I will not believe that they
fought and died for nothing.

:28:47
And what would you believe?
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They fought foryou and for Rome.
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And what is Rome?
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I've seen much
of the rest of the world.

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It is brutal and cruel and dark.
Rome is the light.

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Yet you have
never been there.

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You have not seen
what it has become.

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I am dying, Maximus.
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When a man sees his end...
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he wants to know there was
some purpose to his life.

:29:22
How will the world speak my name
in years to come?

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Will I be known
as the philosopher?

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The warrior?
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The tyrant?
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Or will I be the emperor who
gave Rome back her true self?

:29:42
There was once a dream
that was Rome.

:29:45
You could only whisper it.
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Anything more than a whisper
and it would vanish...

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it was so fragile.
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And I fear that it will not
survive the winter.


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