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You're right.
We must unite.
My fellow countrymen...
We can only judge the future
from what we have
suffered in the past.
Now, many of you here stood
with me at marathon...
And for those of you who served
and faced the cut and
thrust of battle,
you know how true peace is forged.
Do not be deceived.
Xerxes, the son of Darius,
is a wolf at our door.
Right here, right now...
We must choose:
Do we stand and fight
for Greece or not?
Argos...
Corinth...
Megara...
Athens.
Not even Sparta can match
the Persians alone.
We must persevere as one nation.
Or we will perish clinging
onto our own self-interests.
Send us the ships that we
need to defend Greece.
Themistokles will need more
than our cities' ships.
He will need our children
to join the fight.
And what of Sparta?
You send every ship that we have
to the northern coast of Euboea.
I will go and seek the help
of the great Spartans.
Still no word from the
messenger you sent to Sparta.
King Leonidas may
have been insulted
by your generous offer.
Perhaps I need to march
into Sparta myself
and burn it to the ground.
Remember...
When a king is loved as I am...
Much can be accomplished.
resist my divine power.
Athens is attempting to
assemble a coalition.
It'll be nothing more than
a patchwork of ships.
Once these waters
have been traversed,
I will lead my force
across the land.
I will remind the cowards of Greece
that we have not forgotten
their insolence.
Rest and water the horses.
It's best I go alone.
Spartans don't get along
well with others.
Aah!
Spartans.
Themistokles.
You old snake.
What brings you this far South?
I've come to see Leonidas to warn him
that the Persians are on the march.
Well, you're too late.
Persian messenger already
presented his terms
to Leonidas.
Symbolic offering
of earth and water.
Spartans!
Know this and know it well.
That any Spartan's finest moment...
The greatest fulfillment
of all he holds dear...
Is that moment...
When he has fought his heart out
for the preservation of Sparta...
And lies dead on the battlefield...
Victorious.
Now, who is willing to
die at our king's side?
Themistokles.
You've come a long way
to stroke your cock
whilst watching real men train.
Queen Gorgo.
Shouldn't he be training them
to live at their king's side?
A new age is dawning, Gorgo.
Won't be long before men rise up
and shed the yoke of
mysticism and tyranny.
That sounds like a threat.
No.
An opportunity to join
the rest of free Greece
and stand against a true tyrant...
Unless, of course, you and Leonidas
have already made a
deal with Xerxes.
No terms were reached.
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