Heroism Amidst the Fall of Pompeii
Taglines:
A City will Fall. A Hero will Rise.
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Inevitability of Danger and Desperation
Taglines:
No warning. No escape.
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Confrontation of Power and Revenge
Corvus:
WAIT, WAIT, WAIT! WHO ARE YOU TO DO THIS TO ME? I AM SENATOR QUINTAS ATTIUS CORVUS!
Milo:
And what is that worth? Senator Quintas Attius Corvus? You killed my family, you slaughtered my people and make no mistake, my gods are coming for you.
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The Clash of Cultures and Honor
Proculus:
A barbarian does not die...the equal of a Roman.
Atticus:
Let's see...if a Roman can die...the equal of a gladiator.
Proculus:
Please. Please.
Atticus:
Gladiators...do...not...beg!
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Desperation Amidst Impending Disaster
Atticus:
Where are you going?
Milo:
I have to find her.
Atticus:
Milo, this is madness! We have to get to the harbour and find a boat; the mountain is going to kill us all!
Milo:
She risked her life for me, Atticus, risked everything for me! Without her, they would have killed us in that arena!
Atticus:
Then we'll go together.
Milo:
No. You have your freedom, my friend. Now, she is mine.
Atticus:
Then we'll meet at the harbour.
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Bravery and Rivalry in Ancient Rome
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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Confrontation Over Revenge in Pompeii
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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Politics Disguised as Sport
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Distinguishing Battle from Massacre
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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Debate Over Safety of the Amphitheatre
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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Divine Plans and Personal Vengeance
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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Mercy Abandoned in the Face of Savagery
Golden Mascots:
Quintas Attius Corvus gave them every chance to surrender, but mercy was an alien concept to these savages. And with heavy heart, Quintas Attius Corvus ordered his mighty legions, in the name of the Emperor, to attack!
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Retreat of the Rebel Celts
Golden Mascots:
The rebel Celts are in retreat, leaving rape and slaughter in their wake, returning to their unholy lair to feast on the flesh of their innocent victims.
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Celebrating Victory and Imperial Patronage
Golden Mascots:
By the patronage of Marcus Cassius Severus, and to the glory of Emperor Titus, remember, all here, the mighty victory of Senator Quintas Attius Corvus and his annihilation of the Celtic rebellion.
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Senator Corvus Offers Reward for Slave's Head
Senator Corvus:
One thousand denarii to the man who brings me the head of that slave!
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Desperation in the Face of Danger
Senator Corvus: [gets blocked by a massive crowd of civilians]
This is suicide. Turn around! Back! Out of the way! Get out of the way!
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Senator Corvus Declines Investment in Pompeii
Senator Corvus: [stabs Severus]
On further consideration, I have decided not to invest in your little city.
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Demonstrating Rome's Power to Dissenters
Senator Corvus:
Show these cowards what happens when you dare to challenge the might of Rome.
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A Warning of Consequences
Senator Corvus:
He would not dare!
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Senator Corvus on Trade Routes and Rebellion
Senator Corvus: [first lines]
The Governor wants these trade routes re-opened. These rebel Celts need to be dealt with once and for all. This entire territory requires a clear and well-defined message.
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Betrayal of Promises in Pompeii
Atticus:
You were right, brother. Everything they promised, nothing but lies.
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The Cost of Freedom in Pompeii
Atticus:
Now who's the poor bastard who has to die for my freedom?
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Questioning Fate in Times of Crisis
Cassia:
Is this the end of the world? Why would the gods let this happen?
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The Morality of Violence as Entertainment
Cassia:
Men killing each other for our amusement is not a sport.
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Critique of Arrogance and Flattery
Cassia:
Too many arrogant men who flatter you with their presence.
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Defiance Against Misplaced Expectations
Cassia:
Senator, you have mistaken me for the kind of woman who drapes herself across your lap in Rome.
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Early mastery of riding skills
Milo:
I could ride before I could walk.
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