Death, love affaires, marriage, political choices...that is what the characters are confronted to.
Atia has a lot to deal with in this episode: Servilia dies in front of her house, cursing her as usual.
As she thinks she is finally going to marry Mark Antony, a political move has to be made to ensure the alliance between Octavian and Antony. Thus, Atia atttends to Antony's wedding...with Octavia. Difficult times for Atia...
In the Aventine, things are not going well between Pullo and Eirene. Eirene fights with Gaia (the whore who slept with Vorenus...thanks for dumping her Lucius:)). She asks her husband to beat her, that's how you discipline your slave, eh! But Pullo is strangely attracted to Gaia.
What will happen if Eirene finds out about the affaire!?
The same for Vorenus: what if he finds out about his daughter sleeping with this guy (i don't remember his name, I just know he is hideous! OK that's mean, but they're both annoying characters. Leave your dad alone Vorena! Do your thing I don't care!)
A good Rome episode it was! And I'd like to say that I more and more appreciate Simon Woods as Octavian. He's doing a good job, but Liz told me he was gay! We shouldn't be surprised anymore...all the good ones are....pffff
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