Quo Vadis?
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:51:01
Pull his tongue out.
:51:11
l feel l haven't lived yet,
and shall be reborn in Greece.

:51:15
You shall be reborn
for new fame and immortality.

:51:21
- The ships are waiting in Neapolis.
- l'd love to leave tomorrow.

:51:26
Divinity, let me first
invite you to a wedding feast.

:51:31
A wedding feast? Whose?
:51:34
Vinicius' and Lygia's.
:51:36
You ordered him to marry,
:51:39
and your divine
commands are irreversible.

:51:43
Release her from prison.
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Yes, l know...
:51:49
l've been thinking of her
and of her giant.

:51:52
- They are both saved, then.
- However

:51:56
she was arrested on Caesar's orders.
:51:59
And his orders are,
as you've put it, irreversible.

:52:03
She was arrested because of your
ignorance. Against Caesar's will.

:52:08
You are naive, Tigellinus,
but you won't accuse her

:52:14
of the fire.
Even if you claimed so,

:52:17
Caesar wouldn't believe you.
:52:20
Petronius is right.
:52:25
Petronius is right.
:52:29
The prison gates will open tomorrow.
:52:32
And we shall discuss
the feast in the Amphitheatre.


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