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War of the Damned picks up a year after the events in Spartacus: Vengeance. Spartacus army has swelled to the point that they need a city to house them and set their sights on conquering a city along the coast. The Roman senate turns to Marcus Crassus (Merrells), the wealthiest man in Rome, to finally quell the slave rebellion. Crassus uses his own wealth to raise and army with an eye on gaining future celine mini tie bag power in Rome. Aiding Crassus is the brash, womanizing, harddrinking, Julius Caesar (Lasance), a young but seasoned warrior who was claimed to be a descendant of the Goddess Venus. While Spartacus had dealt with numerous Roman commanders previously, in Crassus he finds his true arch foe; a man very much like himself but on opposite sides. Unlike Glaber and other Romans, Crassus admires Spartacus and doesn make the mistake of underestimating his opponent.
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War of the Damned gave fans something the show had lacked during its previous 2 seasons, which was a truly formidable Roman antagonist in Marcus Crassus. Merrells portrayal of Crassus was one of the strongest aspects of the final season. He was a determined yet intelligent commander who would not fall into the same mistakes that his predecessors had made in trying to defeat Spartacus. In fact one of the truly memorable scenes of finale finds the two leaders celine phantom luggage tote meeting face to face and displaying a mutual understanding and admiration for each other. It was one of the most powerful scenes of the season. Lasances fiery portrayal as Caesar was also a welcome addition to the Roman contingent and gave rise to rumors of celine classic boxa possible spinoff series.
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