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- Get out!
- Messalina!
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- So they sent for you.
- No, Demetrius.
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My work in the north was finished.
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lf you found enough fools to satisfy you,
l can't be important to you.
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Jesus himself thought
no man was unimportant, and no woman.
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He was wrong,
as he was wrong in so many things.
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You are no longer important to me, Peter.
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l have nothing againstyou,
but whatyou say doesn't interest me.
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So far l haven't said anything.
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Then why did you come here?
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Do l have to give a reason
for wanting to see an old friend?
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He's right, Messalina.
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We can't refuse our hospitality
to an old friend.
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- Send him away.
- No. Not until he's had some wine.
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- Glycon, bring wine.
- Thank you. l've already had some.
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Ah, you shouldn't have done that, Messalina.
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He's my friend.
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We travelled from Galilee, persuading people
to give up their lives for a beautiful dream.
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Take it, Peter. lt's real.
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Hot, spiced with cinnamon and cloves.
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lt wasn't made out of water.
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Did you knowthat Jesus
could turn water into wine?
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- That was only one of his tricks.
- Yes, only one.
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Anything that was base, he'd make noble.
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He found a leper and he made him clean.
He found death and he made life.
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- He found you a slave and freed you.
- Get out!
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Now you've won a victory over him, Tribune.
You've made yourself a slave again.
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Let him go, Demetrius.
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Peter!
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l'm through with it. All of it.
Don't ever try to come back.
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- l have no intention of coming back.
- l know you better than that.
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You never give up.
You didn't let go of Marcellus until he died.
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- You brought him to me.
- And in doing so condemned him to death!
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Butyour tricks won't work on me
because l knowthem.
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Tell that to Jesus the next time you see him.
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Has he made any
miraculous appearances lately?