Spartacus: War of the Damned · Season 1
Gannicus stands the only one among us to win his freedom upon the sands.
If free, why does he raise arms with the slaves against the republic?
He took up cause to honor a fallen brother - one that taught many of us the ways of battle, and the bond that joins all men and such with it.
You claim the sword as your own? The way it fits hand, I thought it forged for woman or sickly child.
[after killing two Romans soldiers in gladiatorial combat] I will have more blood! To honor my brother Crixus, and all who follow him to the afterlife! Gannicus, take position.
Two Romans seem to deliver no contest. Send three, so that I may deliver proper tribute!
[watching Spartacus fight in the makeshift arena] I have never laid eyes upon the games.
These are but dim reflection of the glory.
You speak as if heart yearns for such days.
To return to shackle and lash, no. To stand upon the sands again - to know clear purpose of who you are and what must be done... that is a thing that calls to all of my kind.
This night, hearts lift in joyous reunion with those thought lost to us. Fathers. Brothers and sisters. Sons and lovers. Hold them close, for the shadow of Rome is upon us. We shall seek our destiny together, whatever the cost. Yet let us not pass from memory those yet absent from our arms. Those who sacrificed their lives so that all may live free!
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