:34:11
- Glycon, pick up your sword.
- l can't. You've won.
:34:17
Look, Glycon. lt's life.
:34:19
Notyet. The emperor decides.
:34:24
They want him spared, sire.
:34:29
(murmurs of disapproval)
:34:33
Cut clean, friend.
:34:36
Sire, l'm a freeman of Rome.
:34:39
- l claim my right of appeal to the emperor.
- Your rights are what l say they are.
:34:44
Butyou may speak.
:34:46
- l ask you to withdraw your command, sire.
- Why should l?
:34:50
l'm a Christian. l can't take a man's life.
:34:53
Very well.
:34:55
Your request is granted.
:34:57
- The Nubian goes free.
- Thank you, sire.
:35:08
Christian!
:35:10
Stay there.
:35:18
Macro, go down and cut the dog's throat.
:35:21
Take your time with it.
:35:22
Let him die slowly.
:35:24
Sire, is that worthy of you -
a man who won't even fight back?
:35:28
What do you mean not worthy?
:35:30
Are you daring to plead for his life?
:35:32
l'm only thinking of your own amusement.
:35:34
Why waste his death?
Make him a birthday present to your tigers.
:35:39
l think l begin to understand, Claudius.
:35:42
She wants him to have a chance for life.
:35:45
l didn't know your taste ran to Christians.
:35:47
lt doesn't, sire.
:35:49
Your eyes betray you.
:35:52
Very well.
:35:54
When the tigers are finished with him
you won't want what's left.
:35:59
Macro,...