:30:02
Cicero.
:30:07
Sir.
:30:12
You don't find it hard
to do your duty?
:30:18
Sometimes I do
what I want to do.
:30:21
The rest of the time
I do what I have to.
:30:26
We may not be able
to go home after all.
:30:58
Are you ready to do
your duty for Rome?
:31:03
Yes, Father.
:31:06
You will not be emperor.
:31:11
Which wiser, older man
is to take my place?
:31:13
My powers
will pass to Maximus...
:31:16
to hold in trust...
:31:19
until the senate
is ready to rule once more.
:31:23
Rome is to be
a republic again.
:31:29
- Maximus.
- Yes.
:31:37
My decision disappoints you?
:31:43
You wrote to me once...
:31:47
Listing the four chief virtues.
:31:50
Wisdom, justice...
:31:53
fortitude...
:31:55
and temperance.
:31:59
As I read the list,
I knew I had none of them.