Spartacus is finally Dead but lives ON: Season 3 (VICTORY) ends in a thriller

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What defines victory? According to Spartacus, who has had plenty of experience with victory and also time to unlock the true meaning of the word, life defines victory. The lives of the rebels are what matter most. Freedom is what matters. In that sense, Spartacus came out of this series victorious. He died free, which is probably the most we could have ever realistically hoped for for the character. Because let's face it, not only was he historically supposed to die, but in Spartacus, everyone dies sooner or later. Could anyone have imagined a version of this series that ended with Spartacus walking away to live happily ever after? No, he had to die. And so did just about everyone else. Agron and Nasir were spared, along with Laeta and Sibyl, and the lady with her symbolic baby. They live on to define Spartacus' "Victory." And they live on to tell his story.

We expected a giant battle, and by the gods, we got one. The episode didn't waste a whole lot of time with set-up, though there were a couple of things set in motion from the start. The episode began with a nod to Kubrick's film and the classic line, "I am Spartacus!" spoken by Spartacus' men, and the man himself, whose real name we'll never know.

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