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Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo Saving Octavian (HBO's Rome S01xE01)

IMDB LINK: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0384766/ LEGAL DISCLAIMER All music, art and footage belong to their respective owners, this is just fair use. We are a channel dedicated to bringing fans of battle movies together and we are trying to do it by removing all scenes unrelated to a battle, fight, or something about a battle or fight that is about to take place. We are obviously not monetizing this content, monetization belongs to rightful owners. MORE ABOUT HBO'S ROME In this British historical drama, the turbulent transition from the Roman Republic to the authoritarian empire changed the history of the world through civil wars and wars of conquest. Julius Caesar, his family and his successor Octavio Augusto are all described from the perspective of their nobles. Political allies and opponents, as well as some common Romans, have politically naive views, especially soldiers Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo and their families. Seven years later, at Aventine College, Titus Plow (played by Ray Stevenson) took care of the restless Romans. They flocked to ask for more rations because they were seriously affected by food. Starving because of shortages. While Zuleikha Robinson watched her eat an apple on the balcony, Plow gave a passionate speech, telling the crowd to go home and wait for the ration the next day. At the same time, Titus Plow met Octavian (Simon Woods) to inform him of the latest situation of food shortages and asked for more food. Octavian told Titus Plow that he only had food left to feed his army, and they had to eat too. Agrippa (Alan Ritchie) suggested that Octavian send some troops to Africa to distribute extra food to those who would give them an extra month of rations. Octavio agreed with a short-term solution but realized that more work must be done to feed the public. Before leaving, Octavian asked Titus Plow what people thought of him and the situation. By choosing his wording carefully, Titus Plow warned people to blame Octavian instead of Mark Anthony. Titus Pullo pointed out the popularity of Marc Anthony among the crowd. Octavio described himself as "cold and ruthless." Titus Plow said he would not say that, but he said that Octavian was not entirely known for his "caring", and Mark Anthony was "loving man" after all. Upon moving to Egypt, Lucius Vorenus (Kevin McKidd) seems to wake up in bed with Niobe (Indira Varma), where their shared and loving moments end in a nightmare scene. Vorenus woke up in real life and was surrounded by a naked, bald Egyptian prostitute. He put a black knit wig on his head and complained about Vorenus' nightmares. He should pay more. Warrenus told him to shut up and he splashed water on his face, wearing legion gear to do the job. Vorenus enters Cleopatra's (Lindsey Marshal) palace and meets Posca (Nicholas Woodeson), wearing eyeliner and Egyptian clothing, lying in his office, filled with various scrolls. Vorenus asked what happened, Posca told him that Mark Antony (James Purefoy) and Cleopatra were receiving Bibulus (Jack Ellis), and Octavian sent him to exchange with Mark Antony for new goods from Egypt. Vorenus asked him why he was not with Mark Antony, and Posca replied that when Cleopatra yelled at him, he chose to ignore himself. Vorenus went to the room where Mark Antony and Bibulus negotiated, and at the same time gave Cleopatra an archery lesson on the plush cushions. Anthony has changed, in addition to various tattoos and Cole around his eyes, he is also wearing Egyptian clothing and jewelry. Cleopatra wore an exposed metal bra and a skirt with two slits in the front, exposing her bare thighs. One of Cleopatra's classes included a slave dressed as a beloved, and when Anthony instructed her to drink from a bowl of water on the ground, she crawled on all fours. In the grain negotiations, Cleopatra failed to achieve his goal, and every time he failed, the slave dressed as a deer would cower in fear and scream.