Pompeii

Atticus: It is the gods. They have a plan for us all. Milo: Perhaps. Atticus: What do you mean? Milo: Tonight, I saw the man who killed my family. Perhaps the gods spared me for a reason. Atticus: The Romans took my family from me, 20 years ago. At night, I try to remember their faces, but I cannot. But I know that one day, the gods will bring me back to them.

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Severus: I don't have time for this, Graecus; what are you suggesting? We cancel the games? Graecus: Of course not, merely postpone them. Severus: This amphitheatre has stood for a hundred years. It withstood the great earthquake. Graecus: It may not be safe. Use your eyes. I'm just saying, I cannot be held responsible for what may happen. Severus: Then don't be. I take full responsibility. How can we expect Rome to trust us to rebuild an entire city, if we can't stage a simple bloody spectacle?

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Milo: This isn't a battle. Atticus: What? Milo: This is a massacre, Atticus: How do you know? Milo: Because I was there.

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Cassia: Is this what you call sport? Corvus: No, Lady Cassia, this is not sport, this is politics.

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Milo: I know you. Proculus: Really? Well, whatever revenge you think you're going to have, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed.

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Proculus: You're brave, I'll give you that. But no savage could ever be the match of a Roman. Milo: How about 20 of us?

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