As the two leave to do as asked, Agron tells Spartacus that until they risk is removed, that he will shadow Spartacus to make sure nothing happens to him. At the Rebel's training grounds, Nasir and Gannicus spar with the new refugees to.
Gannicus and Caesar in the training ground. Both Rebels make little work of their sparring partners while others look on, Donar and Saxa jokingly saying that these are the worst assassins Rome could have sent. Gannicus then points to Caesar and tells him to come forward and prove how he handles himself when facing a prepared foe. As they fight many take notice to his skill with a sword. Naevia questions the point of testing for skill, believing that a Roman would fake ignorance.
Crixus disagrees and says a soldiers are like wolfs with their backs to the wall and will bear fangs when cornered. During a pause in the skirmish, Gannicus asks Caesar of his skill, pointing out that he uses the sword as a man who well knows how. Caesar tells him he was a shepherd and they must know the use of a weapon to keep the flock from being stolen. After being defeated by Gannicus, he tells him that he name is Lysiscus , and that he wants a rematch soon. After the fight, Nemetes confronts Caesar, who is pulling out a busted tooth he received during the spar.
As he turns to face him, he sees the sword Crixus took from Tiberius during the battle. He ask Nemetes if the Rebel leaders know that he is taking money from people as they enter the city.
When Nemetes gets angry, Caesar tells him that he misunderstood him and that he holds ideas of his own. Meanwhile, Spartacus goes to Laeta to ask for her help. While talking, he tells her that he is currently fighting Crassus, whom her husband had dealings with in the past. She tells him she has little information about him except that he is always planning and scheming to better his own agendas, even going as far as to send out letters to be intercepted to move his opponents as he desires.
Spartacus is reminded of the letter he intercepted that revealed the location of Cossinius and Furius. She tells him that Crassus gained a great opportunity when he was put in charge, that great fame and rewards will go to whoever kills Spartacus. He ends the discussion by telling her that rations have to be cut again, and he goes to leave. At the Roman base, Tiberius enters his father's tent as he is sending out new orders.
When the messenger leaves, Crassus asks Tiberius if he understands the meaning of "My word and my will". When Tiberius says he does, Crassus then reminds him that his first battle in the war will forever be marked as a victory for Spartacus. He goes on to explain that he gave strict orders that Spartacus was not to be engaged until Crassus arrived with his troops.
Tiberius defends his actions by telling his father that he felt it would be an insult to not attack Spartacus when he was not behind his walls. Crassus says he is willing to overlook the attack itself as a mistake of youth, he is unable to overlook his troops retreating when ordered to stand ground. Crassus goes on to tell him that the reason they fled was because they feared Spartacus more than their commanders, something that they need to fix.
In Tiberius' tent, he reveals to Sabinus that the chosen punishment for the troops is Decimation , and that five men. Tiberius hates the idea of Sabinus being at risk of death when it was Sabinus who stood by him and saved his life. Sabinus tells Tiberius that he will stand with the men and draw lots, hoping for the best.
Tiberius says that he will talk to his father and try to get him to remove Sabinus from drawing lots. Sabinus tells him that doing so would make him appear worse in his father's eyes and to let him draw lots, that way neither of them will lose any honor. Angry that his friend is willing to face death while cowards have a chance to escape, Tiberius flips the nearby table. Meanwhile, Spartacus and Agron enter a bar looking for Heracleo.
Spartacus asks Castus if he knows where he is. Castus tells him that the last he saw him, Heracleo was with a whore, and that he may be with her on his ship. Castus offers a drink to Spartacus and aid in searching for his captain, yet Agron retorts an insult which amuses the pirate. Spartacus thanks Castus for the gesture and declines. As they are leaving, they pass Nemetes and Caesar, both of whom are drinking in the bar. Nemetes tells Caesar that he has no love or trust for the pirates, and he has no idea why Spartacus is working with them.
When Caesar asks if the rumors of Spartacus being held as a god were wrong, Nemetes tells him that Spartacus is like one in battle only. Nemetes goes on to say that when the battle is over he has little respect in how Spartacus handles money and Romans.
Laeta bumping into Sibyl. Outside, Laeta bumps into Sibyl , and drops a bundle of bread, that she quickly wraps up and asks Sibyl not to speak of it. While talking, they hear a voices growing louder around the corner.
Gannicus and Saxa investigate the noise and find Cassius being beaten by Brictius who says the boy grabbed at him. When he goes to beat the Roman again, Gannicus stops him and throws him to the ground, and warns him to keep his weapon contained or he will defend himself and the Roman. The Roman thanks Gannicus tells him to only thank Spartacus, and that he tends to agree that they have no reason keeping prisoners.
The boy pleads with them for information about his sister, saying that she has hair like Saxa's. Gannicus, seeing how sad the man really is, tells him he has not seen her and leaves. As they are walking away, Sibyl runs up to Gannicus and tell him she has seen something worth concern. Crassus and Kore about to make love. At the Roman camp, Crassus and Kore are having sex in his tent. After they are done, Kore remarks that never before has she felt so free while they slept together, and thanks him for bringing her with him.
He tells her that he would never have her from his side. When she asks him about Spartacus, he tells her that he is nothing more than an annoyance. The conversation then moves to Tiberius, of whom his father now carries little faith that he is able to handle the job given him.
Kore defends him by saying that he grows stronger every day under his father. Crassus tells her that he has given up much to earn his respect, but he still only sees his young son instead of a grown man. Kore tells him that Tiberius has bled for Rome like a man and should be treated like any man under Crassus' command.
Back in Sinuessa, Spartacus and Heracleo argue over the amount of food that the pirates are able to bring in. Heracleo tells Spartacus they would have less to worry about if he had fewer mouths to feed, hinting at the Romans they took prisoner.
Spartacus tells him that they will not fall so low as to act like Romans and will handle the situation their own way. Heracleo assures Spartacus he will do what he can, but tells him that he will most likely fall short.
Before he leaves, Spartacus tells him he wishes to add to their agreement, believing it will benefit them both. Back at the Bar, Crixus and Naevia arrive, and demand to speak with Nemetes, who tells them he is busy and returns to his drink.
Crixus then forcefully takes Nemetes and drags him to the other end of the bar to speak. He asks Nemetes if they can trust Lysiscus Caesar.
Nemetes tells him that his words match his story, but he has one more test to see if he is who he claims to be. Crixus tells him to see to it and leaves. It's unusual for Spartacus to shy away from the graphic portrayal of sex or violence, but when a slave kneels before Caesar and uses a sharp instrument between his legs, her head obstructs everything from view.
We're left baffled and slightly nauseated by imagining what could be happening down there, especially when we see the blood pooling on the ground and hear Caesar's moans of pain. Or is it pleasure?
Tiberius isn't the only one to think that Caesar might be a little funny in the head! You don't find out until Episode 4 what that's about. That's another thing I love about Starz. They called me up and said, 'What the hell is this? Is he into the kinky sh--? Shaking our heads.
Can Attius Cohen Holloway be trusted? Gannicus' Dustin Clare blacksmith pal helped the rebels take over Sinuessa en Valle by illegally forging two swords and tricking the city's guards, but he did it all for a price.
Trusting anyone whose loyalties are based on coin puts you on shaky ground, and you can see that he has doubts. This isn't his cause, and we foresee that Spartacus will have to address that sooner than later. Will Kore's status as a slave be her downfall? Just because Kore Jenna Lind is Crassus' lover, that doesn't mean she's fully protected.
Not only was she helpless to resist Caesar's unwanted advances until her dominus put a stop to it , but Crassus' wife Tertulla Katherine Kennard blamed Kore for leading him on. Is Spartacus afraid of losing his humanity and submitting to bloodlust? If so, why would he unnecessarily drive a spear through the Roman behind the locked gate right after that?
On February 04 Scorch wrote: Yeah, that's not how shaving works at all. Loving it so far It's a shame we have to count down the episodes. Yes, but I think you would appreciate the order in which they aired first more.
Blood and Sand before Gods of the Arena. Ah man I just watched the first season and absolutely loved it. Once you get over the mediocre and over used CGI and that this show is not HBO's Rome and is not trying to be it really is an awesome show. Just watched the first episode of Season 2 and I'm just so sad. The original Spartacus was perfect On February 05 BliptiX wrote: Yes, but I think you would appreciate the order in which they aired first more.
My first impression at the start of the season was that all the leading actors got off the sauce. They all look out of shape with a lot less muscle mass - especially Gannicus sp? I remember it was a big deal when the guy in cant remember the season got his head cut in half - in fact I remember my girlfriend gasping. I'm still watching it, but man is this season ever a step below the older seasons.
Seems like the budget got massacred or something and they're running out of good ideas. It's just fun to watch. Naevia is so freckin nuts. I hate that bitch lol.
On February 09 jester- wrote: My first impression at the start of the season was that all the leading actors got off the sauce. I would have used "exite", personally the gates by the house this is a little iffy, could be either dative or ablative though ablative makes more sense unless with permission of the Aedile. And my god, did they take artistic license with Caesar's character Live Events Shinhan Tank Proleague.
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