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Crixus understands and they bid goodbye, reaffirming their brotherhood.

But then, the best things in life never are.

She struggles to tell Crassus because she doesn't want to ruin his relationship with his son and she's afraid of what Tiberius will do; he at one point threatens to rape her again and tell Crassus she tried to seduce him.

Their suspicions are soon proved to be horribly accurate.

Simply put, many viewers just didn't feel that her experiences in the mines, as horrific as they were, in any way justifies or excuses her violent behavior and callous dismissal of the Roman civilians, especially seeing as several other characters are shown or implied to have suffered similarly horrible things but don't take them out on innocents.

The lover of Brictius, she shares his ruthless personality against Romans on the battlefield.

"Wow, Naevia, the mines sure did change you! You'll notice that this list is a bit "Gods of the Arena"-heavy, but I think that's just a testament to how much Steven S.

Canthara - An Egyptian slave owned by Caesar whom values her deeply.

The daughter of senator Albinius and wife of Glaber and another one of the series antagonists.