:12:01
l would rather see her die.
:12:04
l shall implore Caesar
to change his orders.
:12:13
He can't have remembered her.
:12:17
Petronius...
:12:19
Cursed be the day
when they entered our house.
:12:27
Farewell, ourjoy.
:12:30
l'll see Seneca.
:12:33
Maybe he will plead for you.
:12:36
Domina, let me go with her
:12:39
and guard her at the court.
:12:41
You serve her, not us.
But how...?
:12:45
l have hands that crush iron.
:12:55
Where is Lygia? Speak!
What have you done?!
:13:02
l'm a cripple at dawn only,
dusk restores my flexibility.
:13:07
You seem to have been trained
by a weaver
:13:11
and taught etiquette
by a blacksmith.
:13:15
You have a iron grip,
but if you've betrayed me,
:13:19
you'll taste the steel of my knife.
Where is she?!
:13:22
l asked the Caesar two favours:
:13:25
to take her from Aulus' house
and to give her to you.
:13:30
Where's your knife?
:13:33
You'll end in prison and Lygia
will pine away at your house.
:13:41
So you didn't want her
:13:44
for yourself or Caesar?
:13:47
Tigellinus is Caesar's panderer,
and if l wanted her,
:13:52
l wouldn't hide it.
:13:54
Why hasn't she been sent
to my house?
:13:57
For the sake of appearances.
Oficially, we took her as a hostage.