Demetrius and the Gladiators
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:50:02
l have a villa by the sea.
Claudius never goes there.

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l need protection, and l wantyou
to come with me. Will you come?

:50:11
Why do you ask me?
You said yourself l was your property.

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l'm not asking you as my property.
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l can free you. We'd be equals.
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l'm offering you life, Demetrius,
and a great deal more.

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Why do you choose me?
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Because you'd never crawl to anyone.
Because you're a man.

:50:32
Think, Demetrius. You're not blind.
:50:34
Do l have to say it all?
:50:36
For ten years l've been married
to a man old enough to be my father.

:50:39
l've never been close to another man.
l've never wanted to.

:50:44
l need you, Demetrius. l need your strength.
:50:54
You don't need me, Messalina.
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A woman with your wit,
your courage and your reputation.

:51:00
All Rome knows why you married Claudius.
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lf anything happens to Caligula,
Claudius becomes emperor.

:51:06
Since then, all Rome knows that a procession
of men has stood guard atyour door.

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Albus!
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When the truth is ugly,
only a lie can be beautiful.

:51:17
lt would have been better
if you'd believed me.

:51:21
- My lady.
- Return this man to the gladiator school.

:51:24
Tell Strabo l'll send instructions
in the morning.

:51:27
Yes, my lady.
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White ball.
:51:37
- Lycidas draws a black ball.
- Last week and this week, too!

:51:41
Dardanius draws a black ball.
:51:45
- He has a right to choose like the rest of us.
- He has a right, and l have orders.

:51:51
Demetrius draws a black ball.
:51:57
White ball.

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