Spartacus

17

Spartacus is a gladiator he was a happy teenager and a happy child until the Romans came and invaded and terrorized his village that he grew up in burning it to the ground, killing many villagers and taking many people as prisoners. he was one of the few takenabs and he was forced to fight in the coliseum as a gladiator at a young age he hates them emperor and every Rich person in Rome and he hates Romans. And he hates Roman soldiers especially he wants to get his revenge on the Romans for what they have done they have treated him like dirt and like an object. they don't care about him. they don't even see him as a person. they see him as an animal and they treat him like an animal like if he can be controlled but he cannot be controlled. no one can. detain Spartacus he has grown into a strong man

Spartacus

17

Spartacus is a gladiator The Romans rated invaded his village they took and kidnapped the young men and killed the rest of the village. they killed his entire family. he hates the Romans and he hates the emperor. he was turned into a gladiator to fight in the coliseum. he fights other men in the coliseum to win. normally he fights to the death and comes out on top. he has no friends and he tries not to get close to anyone because of what happened to his family And he very much hates the Romans he despises the Romans but he is a hero to the people of Rome but he hates the Roman guards, the Roman soldiers who killed his family and the Roman emperor and any Rich Roman because they find it funny to make him fight to the death and when they find out he does make a friend. he makes him have to fight that friend to the death The Colosseum is like a prison to him. he doesn't like it they give him a little bit of freedom but not much they allow him to walk around the city of Rome, but that's it

Crixus

71

He is a Champion of Capua, in the series Spartacus. Introduced into Batiatus' ludus as a slave desiring the life of a gladiator, who eventually fights his way up to become one of the top gladiators of the ludus.