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** Marcus knowing that he needs to know his opponent tells the audience how capable a villain he is. His "final test" with his gladiator trainer is a thing of awesome, as well.
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** Caesar again in "Decimation". He's been sent by Crassus to infiltrate the captured city and find out what he can about Spartacus' strategies. He ''immediately'' zeroes in on one of the less-than-content members of the rebel army, convinces him that he's on their side. And, with just a few words, incites an already restless mob into killing every single Roman help captive and driving a deep wedge between Spartacus and Crixus, who had allowed the massacre to happen. Crixus and Naevia are going to go off on their own, Spartacus' forces are divided...and Caesar ''smirks.''
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** Caesar again in "Decimation". He's been sent by Crassus to infiltrate the captured city and find out what he can about Spartacus' strategies. He ''immediately'' zeroes in on one of the less-than-content members of the rebel army, convinces him that he's on their side. And, with just a few words, incites an already restless mob into killing every single Roman help held captive and driving a deep wedge between Spartacus and Crixus, who had allowed the massacre to happen. Crixus and Naevia are going to go off on their own, Spartacus' forces are divided...and Caesar ''smirks.''
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*** Ceasar actually holds his own against all three of them, notably fighting off Agron and Donar ''at the same time.'' Not one then the other and back, but both trying to kill him at once. Ceasar keeps maneuvering to keep them from flanking him, gets them in the way of each other's attacks, and generally fights exactly like you're supposed to when facing two opponents at once.
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*** This scene highlights, for any who still had doubt, the systematic, institutionalized evil of slavery.
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* Episode 12 "Revelations": Solonius putting up one heck of a fight against Spartacus despite his old age. Right before he dies, [[GoOutWithASmile he bursts into laughter]].
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* Episode 12 "Revelations": Solonius putting up one heck of a fight against Spartacus despite his old age. Right before he dies, [[GoOutWithASmile he bursts into laughter]]. Because Spartacus agrees with him that the wrong villain is being executed this day, and assures him that Batiatus will join him soon.
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* Episode 11 "Old Wounds": When Spartacus [[HesBack recovers from his fever and remembers who he really is]]. "Yes, Dominus. I am myself again."
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* Episode 11 "Old Wounds": When Spartacus [[HesBack recovers from his fever and remembers who he really is]]. "Yes, "[[ExactWords Yes, Dominus. I am myself again."]]"
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** The fact that Lucretia gets a ''triple kill'' is pretty impressive too. She takes herself, a ''newborn baby'' and Ilithyia out all at the same time -- by giving Ilythia a C-Section and then '''throwing herself and the newborn baby off a cliff!'''
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** Mira killing a guard with a pot shard.
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** Mira killing a guard with a pot shard. Reminder that Mira was the member of the rebellion to start it all, and she did it with fucking ''flowers'' in her hair.
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** Spartacus vs Gannicus.
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** Spartacus vs Gannicus. The sky is pitch black and both combatants interchange with dual blades and hand-to-hand combat.
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** Glaber killing Seppius. He chokes his throat by pressing down his foot until his eyes fill with blood.
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** Spartacus briefly fights the Egyptian, who up until then has bested everyone including Crixus and Oenomaus. The battle is very sort and one sided with Spartacus forcing the Egyptian to retreat.
** Oenomaus cutting the Egyptian across the abdomen and then punching the wound with enough force to stagger the Egyptian. Then he says "I owe you pain!"
** Gannicus caving The Egyptian's skull in. Especially the scene before when he attempt a roundhouse kick that gets caught and then follow with the his other leg which knocks the Egyptian to the ground.
** Oenomaus cutting the Egyptian across the abdomen and then punching the wound with enough force to stagger the Egyptian. Then he says "I owe you pain!"
** Gannicus caving The Egyptian's skull in. Especially the scene before when he attempt a roundhouse kick that gets caught and then follow with the his other leg which knocks the Egyptian to the ground.
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** When Crassus and his troops investigate the breach, they are met with spears and are forced to retreat. Whilst they are escaping Crixus boasts "The mighty Crassus shows f*cking arse as he FLEES from us!", followed by triumphant jeers from the Rebels.
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** During these fights Spartacus fights two Romans and when one of them manages to cut him across the cheek he discards his swords and fights both the armed men with nothing but his bare hands.
** Gannicus trumps Spartacus by challenging three Romans and beating them without so much as a scratch.
** Gannicus trumps Spartacus by challenging three Romans and beating them without so much as a scratch.
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Pompeii: Volcano city. Pompey: Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus.
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** Spartacus sending his men to pretend to be envoys of Pompeii Pompey to lure Crassus into a trap. This isn't why this moment is awesome. It's awesome because Caesar ''sees through their disguises'' and convinces Crassus to send Tiberius instead, thereby getting his revenge for his rape in the previous episode.
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** Even the way the characters were grouped together counts. The villains of the various seasons were all together, Spartacus' lovers were all together, and the leaders of the rebellion were together.
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* The montage at the end of the episode, complete with awesome Latin chanting and an image of the fallen. It ends with Liam [=McIntyre=] as usual....and then immediately cuts to Andy Whitfied Whitfield screaming 'I AM SPARTACUS!'
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*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than 100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born Roman; [[ DefiantToTheEnd "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."]]]]
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*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than 100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born Roman; [[ DefiantToTheEnd [[DefiantToTheEnd "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."]]]]
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*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than 100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born Roman; {{ DefiantToTheEnd "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."}}]]
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*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than 100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born Roman; {{ [[ DefiantToTheEnd "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."}}]]"]]]]
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*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than 100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born roman; "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."]]
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*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than 100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born roman; Roman; {{ DefiantToTheEnd "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."]]"}}]]
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** Spartacus vs. Crassus. [[spoiler: Crassus is injured and is carried out of the battle for a Medicus. Then Spartacus comes ''running up the hill,'' and kills every single one of Crassus' guards before their duel.]] And the best part? [[spoiler: If those guards hadn't intervened and impale Spartacus with spears, ''he would have won.'' Even Crassus is awed, and wishes that Spartacus had been born a Roman, as he's probably the only person in his life that he respects.]]
*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than %100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born roman; "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."]]
*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than %100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born roman; "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."]]
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** Spartacus vs. Crassus. [[spoiler: Crassus is injured and is carried out of the battle for a Medicus. Then Spartacus comes ''running up the hill,'' and kills every single one of Crassus' guards before their duel.]] And the best part? [[spoiler: If those guards hadn't intervened and impale impaled Spartacus with spears, ''he would have won.'' Even Crassus is awed, and wishes that Spartacus had been born a Roman, as he's probably the only person in his life that he respects.]]
*** [[spoiler: Two things make it better than that; firstly, while Crassus has a minor wound, Spartacus is obviously ''ragged'' by the time he gets to the Imperator, meaning that the fight was only as even as it was because Spartacus himself was considerably less than%100 100 percent. Secondly, is Spartacus' reply to Crassus' wish that he had been born roman; "It is a blessed fate that it is not so."]]"]]
*** [[spoiler: When Spartacus blocks the maneuver that killed Hilarus.]]
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*** [[spoiler: When Spartacus blocks the maneuver that killed Hilarus.]]
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** Gannicus [[spoiler: seeing his Elysium - an arena full of screaming fans and Oenamaus smiling at him - and letting out one last [[DefiantToTheEnd full-throated roar]] before he dies from crucifixion.]]
** Spartacus vs. Crassus. [[spoiler: Crassus is injured and is carried out of the battle for a Medicus. Then Spartacus comes ''running up the hill,'' and killing every single one of Crassus' guards before their duel.]] And the best part? [[spoiler: If those guards hadn't intervened and impale Spartacus with spears, ''he would have won.'' Even Crassus is awed, and wishes that Spartacus had been born a Roman, as he's probably the only person in his life that he respects.]]
* The montage at the end of the episode, complete with awesome Latin chanting and an image of the fallen. It ends with Liam McIntyre as usual....and then immediately cuts to Andy Whitfied screaming 'I AM SPARTACUS!'
** Spartacus vs. Crassus. [[spoiler: Crassus is injured and is carried out of the battle for a Medicus. Then Spartacus comes ''running up the hill,'' and killing every single one of Crassus' guards before their duel.]] And the best part? [[spoiler: If those guards hadn't intervened and impale Spartacus with spears, ''he would have won.'' Even Crassus is awed, and wishes that Spartacus had been born a Roman, as he's probably the only person in his life that he respects.]]
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** Gannicus [[spoiler: seeing his Elysium - an arena full of screaming fans and Oenamaus Oenomaus smiling at him - and letting out one last [[DefiantToTheEnd full-throated roar]] before he dies from crucifixion.]]
** Spartacus vs. Crassus. [[spoiler: Crassus is injured and is carried out of the battle for a Medicus. Then Spartacus comes ''running up the hill,'' andkilling kills every single one of Crassus' guards before their duel.]] And the best part? [[spoiler: If those guards hadn't intervened and impale Spartacus with spears, ''he would have won.'' Even Crassus is awed, and wishes that Spartacus had been born a Roman, as he's probably the only person in his life that he respects.]]
* The montage at the end of the episode, complete with awesome Latin chanting and an image of the fallen. It ends with LiamMcIntyre [=McIntyre=] as usual....and then immediately cuts to Andy Whitfied screaming 'I AM SPARTACUS!'
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* The montage at the end of the episode, complete with awesome Latin chanting and an image of the fallen. It ends with Liam
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**Lugo [[spoiler: still swinging his giant mace while ''burning alive'' from a well-aimed catapult, managing to kill one more Roman soldier before screaming 'Fuck your mothers!' in German as his face melts away.]]
** Gannicus [[spoiler: seeing his Elysium - an arena full of screaming fans and Oenamaus smiling at him - and letting out one last [[DefiantToTheEnd full-throated roar]] before he dies from crucifixion.]]
** Spartacus vs. Crassus. [[spoiler: Crassus is injured and is carried out of the battle for a Medicus. Then Spartacus comes ''running up the hill,'' and killing every single one of Crassus' guards before their duel.]] And the best part? [[spoiler: If those guards hadn't intervened and impale Spartacus with spears, ''he would have won.'' Even Crassus is awed, and wishes that Spartacus had been born a Roman, as he's probably the only person in his life that he respects.]]
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**Lugo [[spoiler: still swinging his giant mace while ''burning alive'' from a well-aimed catapult, managing to kill one more Roman soldier before screaming 'Fuck your mothers!' in German as his face melts away.]]
** Gannicus [[spoiler: seeing his Elysium - an arena full of screaming fans and Oenamaus smiling at him - and letting out one last [[DefiantToTheEnd full-throated roar]] before he dies from crucifixion.]]
** Spartacus vs. Crassus. [[spoiler: Crassus is injured and is carried out of the battle for a Medicus. Then Spartacus comes ''running up the hill,'' and killing every single one of Crassus' guards before their duel.]] And the best part? [[spoiler: If those guards hadn't intervened and impale Spartacus with spears, ''he would have won.'' Even Crassus is awed, and wishes that Spartacus had been born a Roman, as he's probably the only person in his life that he respects.]]
* The montage at the end of the episode, complete with awesome Latin chanting and an image of the fallen. It ends with Liam McIntyre as usual....and then immediately cuts to Andy Whitfied screaming 'I AM SPARTACUS!'
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*** In fact, all three people that Tiberius has caused harm to get their chance at revenge. Caesar sends him to his doom, Naevia utterly ''dominates'' him in the arena and Kore, his first victim, [[spoiler: is the one who kills him just as he's about to be taken by Caesar.]]
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*** In fact, all three people that Tiberius has caused harm to get their chance at revenge. Caesar sends him to his doom, Naevia utterly ''dominates'' him in the arena and Kore, his first victim, [[spoiler: is the one who kills him just as he's about to be taken by Caesar.]]]] And as she realizes her mistake, Kore ''immediately'' offers to take Tiberius' place so the trade can continue, not knowing how Crassus will react when he sees her - his runaway slave - again.
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* Across the board all over ''The Dead and the Dying'':
** Spartacus sending his men to pretend to be envoys of Pompeii to lure Crassus into a trap. This isn't why this moment is awesome. It's awesome because Caesar ''sees through their disguises'' and convinces Crassus to send Tiberius instead, thereby getting his revenge for his rape in the previous episode.
** The games that Spartacus organizes to remember all their fallen friends. Each named character gets a chance to shine in the mock-arena.
** Kore coming across Tiberius and his men, chained up. He begs her to rescue him, even using Crassus' feelings for her to manipulate her, only for Kore to reject him utterly.
*** In fact, all three people that Tiberius has caused harm to get their chance at revenge. Caesar sends him to his doom, Naevia utterly ''dominates'' him in the arena and Kore, his first victim, [[spoiler: is the one who kills him just as he's about to be taken by Caesar.]]
** And finally: the end of the episode. As Naevia lights up Crixus' funeral pyre, everyone begins to chant the names of their fallen friends, one by one. Not just from this season, but from the very beginning: Varro, Barca, Mira, Oenemaus...and it culminates in everyone shouting "FOR CRIXUS!" as the pyre reaches its peak.
** Spartacus sending his men to pretend to be envoys of Pompeii to lure Crassus into a trap. This isn't why this moment is awesome. It's awesome because Caesar ''sees through their disguises'' and convinces Crassus to send Tiberius instead, thereby getting his revenge for his rape in the previous episode.
** The games that Spartacus organizes to remember all their fallen friends. Each named character gets a chance to shine in the mock-arena.
** Kore coming across Tiberius and his men, chained up. He begs her to rescue him, even using Crassus' feelings for her to manipulate her, only for Kore to reject him utterly.
*** In fact, all three people that Tiberius has caused harm to get their chance at revenge. Caesar sends him to his doom, Naevia utterly ''dominates'' him in the arena and Kore, his first victim, [[spoiler: is the one who kills him just as he's about to be taken by Caesar.]]
** And finally: the end of the episode. As Naevia lights up Crixus' funeral pyre, everyone begins to chant the names of their fallen friends, one by one. Not just from this season, but from the very beginning: Varro, Barca, Mira, Oenemaus...and it culminates in everyone shouting "FOR CRIXUS!" as the pyre reaches its peak.
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* "Mors Idecepta" gives us another from Crassus, who anticipates Spartacus sneaking into his camp with a few soldiers and makes sure that they find poor Donar, dead and crucified with the episode's title ("Death is undeceivable") carved on his chest. The rebels just make it out alive, Naevia heavily injured. And then Spartacus tops that moment when he realizes that there are barricades over the wall to give the illusion of a massive army behind them. Cue CurbStompBattle of the few hundred Roman soldiers and Spartacus and his army finally free from the ridge.
** The way he even breaches the trench dividing the wall and the barricade is awesome, if morbid: [[spoiler: The frozen bodies of their comrades who died during the violent snowstorm are piled high until the survivors can walk on top of them.]]
* Kore should be mentioned here. Tiberius warned her that if she told his father about how he raped her, no-one would ever believe her and she would be punished. She manages to get freaking Caesar to sneak her out of Sinuessa so she can tell Crassus the news (keeping in mind that for all Crassus loves her, she's a slave and is actively plotting against her master's eldest son)...only for him to choose the worst words possible (which amount to "The bond between my son and I are absolute and nothing can ever break that"). Faced with the choice between risking Crassus' wrath if she tells him the truth, or keeping quiet and staying in Sinuessa to serve under Tiberius and be raped indefinitely, Kore [[TookAThirdOption takes a third option]]...[[spoiler: and joins Spartacus' rebellion, killing the sentry placed outside Crassus' tent.]]
** The way he even breaches the trench dividing the wall and the barricade is awesome, if morbid: [[spoiler: The frozen bodies of their comrades who died during the violent snowstorm are piled high until the survivors can walk on top of them.]]
* Kore should be mentioned here. Tiberius warned her that if she told his father about how he raped her, no-one would ever believe her and she would be punished. She manages to get freaking Caesar to sneak her out of Sinuessa so she can tell Crassus the news (keeping in mind that for all Crassus loves her, she's a slave and is actively plotting against her master's eldest son)...only for him to choose the worst words possible (which amount to "The bond between my son and I are absolute and nothing can ever break that"). Faced with the choice between risking Crassus' wrath if she tells him the truth, or keeping quiet and staying in Sinuessa to serve under Tiberius and be raped indefinitely, Kore [[TookAThirdOption takes a third option]]...[[spoiler: and joins Spartacus' rebellion, killing the sentry placed outside Crassus' tent.]]
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* In "Spoils of War", Gannicus dealing Caesar a CurbStompBattle when he easily holds off him and the Roman contingent with him to buy time for Laeta and Sibyl to escape. Caesar, who had barely defeated one of the captured Gladiators before despite the gladiator's wound, challenged him and...ended up on a the receiving end up of Gannicus using a ''scissor cut'' right on his stomach. If not for the rest of Caesar's men, Gannicus would have killed him.
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* In "Spoils of War", Gannicus dealing Caesar a CurbStompBattle when he easily holds off him and the Roman contingent with him to buy time for Laeta and Sibyl to escape. Caesar, who had barely defeated one of the captured Gladiators before despite gladiator's wound, challenged him and...ended up on a receiving end up Gannicus using a ''scissor cut'' right on his stomach. If not for the rest of Caesar's men, Gannicus wpuld would have killed him.
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* In "Spoils of War", Gannicus dealing Caesar a CurbstompBattle CurbStompBattle when he easily holds off him and the roman Roman contingent with him to buy time for Laeta and Sibyl to escape. Caesar, who had barely defeated Saxa before despite Saxa's wound, challenged him and...ended up on a receiving end up Gannicus using a ''scissor cut'' right on his stomach. If not for the rest of Caesar's men, Gannicus'd Gannicus wpuld have killed him.
** Laeta stabbing Heracleo through the neck with the hot iron he branded her with.
** Crassus again showing how DangerouslyGenreSavvy he is. Throughout the episode, he's been surprisingly nonchalant about the Rebel's escape. Then the final scene reveals that he had a massive wall built on the Rebel's escape route. There is nowhere to run.
** Laeta stabbing Heracleo through the neck with the hot iron he branded her with.
** Crassus again showing how DangerouslyGenreSavvy he is. Throughout the episode, he's been surprisingly nonchalant about the Rebel's escape. Then the final scene reveals that he had a massive wall built on the Rebel's escape route. There is nowhere to run.
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* Spartacus and his army successfully taking over the Roman city.Sinuessa en Valle.
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** Caesar again in "Decimation". He's been sent by Crassus to infiltrate the captured city and find out what he can about Spartacus' strategies. He ''immediately'' zeroes in on one of the less-than-content members of the rebel army, convinces him that he's on their side. And, with just a few words, incites an already restless mob into killing every single Roman help captive and driving a deep wedge between Spartacus and Crixus, who had allowed the massacre to happen. Crixus and Naevia are going to go off on their own, Spartacus' forces are divided...and Caesar ''smirks.''
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** Caesar again in "Decimation". He's been sent by Crassus to infiltrate the captured city and find out what he can about Spartacus' strategies. He ''immediately'' zeroes in on one of the less-than-content members of the rebel army, convinces him that he's on their side. And, with just a few words, incites an already restless mob into killing every single Roman help captive and driving a deep wedge between Spartacus and Crixus, who had allowed the massacre to happen. Crixus and Naevia are going to go off on their own, Spartacus' forces are divided...and Caesar ''smirks.''''
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** And then in "Blood Brothers", Caesar [[KickTheSonOfABitch betrays Nemetes and kills him]], despite his pleas of mercy. He manages to set the city's gate on fire, but gets cornered by Agron, Saxa, and Donar. Then a '''battering ram''' smashes through the gate. Caesar's final line says it all, "Now, would be time to run!"
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** And then in "Blood Brothers", Caesar [[KickTheSonOfABitch betrays Nemetes and kills him]], despite his pleas of mercy. He manages to set the city's gate on fire, but gets cornered by Agron, Saxa, and Donar. Then a '''battering ram''' smashes through the gate. Caesar's final line (and trademark smirk) says it all, all: "Now, would be time to run!"
* Spartacus revealing that the fracturing between him and Crixus was all part of a huge XanatosGambit to divide Crassus' forces. It even fooled most viewers, who thought that the ending of 'Decimation' would be the part where Crixus would go off on his own with part of the rebel army.
** Crassus, however, [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy sees through Spartacus' ploy]] and sends the ''entirety'' of his army to Sinuessa at the end of "Blood Brothers."
* Spartacus revealing that the fracturing between him and Crixus was all part of a huge XanatosGambit to divide Crassus' forces. It even fooled most viewers, who thought that the ending of 'Decimation' would be the part where Crixus would go off on his own with part of the rebel army.
** Crassus, however, [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy sees through Spartacus' ploy]] and sends the ''entirety'' of his army to Sinuessa at the end of "Blood Brothers."
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** Caesar again in 'Decimation.' He's been sent by Crassus to infiltrate the captured city and find out what he can about Spartacus' strategies. He ''immediately'' zeroes in on one of the less-than-content members of the rebel army, convinces him that he's on their side. And, with just a few words, incites an already restless mob into killing every single Roman help captive and driving a deep wedge between Spartacus and Crixus, who had allowed the massacre to happen. Crixus and Naevia are going to go off on their own, Spartacus' forces are divided...and Caesar ''smirks.''
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** Caesar again in 'Decimation.' "Decimation". He's been sent by Crassus to infiltrate the captured city and find out what he can about Spartacus' strategies. He ''immediately'' zeroes in on one of the less-than-content members of the rebel army, convinces him that he's on their side. And, with just a few words, incites an already restless mob into killing every single Roman help captive and driving a deep wedge between Spartacus and Crixus, who had allowed the massacre to happen. Crixus and Naevia are going to go off on their own, Spartacus' forces are divided...and Caesar ''smirks.''
** And then in "Blood Brothers", Caesar [[KickTheSonOfABitch betrays Nemetes and kills him]], despite his pleas of mercy. He manages to set the city's gate on fire, but gets cornered by Agron, Saxa, and Donar. Then a '''battering ram''' smashes through the gate. Caesar's final line says it all, "Now, would be time to run!"
** And then in "Blood Brothers", Caesar [[KickTheSonOfABitch betrays Nemetes and kills him]], despite his pleas of mercy. He manages to set the city's gate on fire, but gets cornered by Agron, Saxa, and Donar. Then a '''battering ram''' smashes through the gate. Caesar's final line says it all, "Now, would be time to run!"
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** Caesar again in 'Decimation.' He's been sent by Crassus to infiltrate the captured city and find out what he can about Spartacus' strategies. He ''immediately'' zeroes in on one of the less-than-content members of the rebel army, convinces him that he's on their side. And, with just a few words, incites an already restless mob into killing every single Roman help captive and driving a deep wedge between Spartacus and Crixus, who had allowed the massacre to happen. Crixus and Naevia are going to go off on their own, Spartacus' forces are divided...and Caesar ''smirks.''
