What happened to the gladiators that survived in the final battle in the final episode of Spartacus?
When Spartacus died during the final battle in the final episode then what happened to the gladiators who were left? Did they continue the fight or did they just run?
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There is no explanation as to what happened to all of the rebel slaves. Of course Gannicus was crucified. The finale does show Nasir, Argon and other rebels remembering Spartacus. That scene is really the only explanation of what happens to the rebels after Spartacus death...which really is not an explanation, it just shows them alive after Spartacus death.
If you are curious as to the fate of Spartacus army from a historical view, well they were hunted down and killed or enslaved by Crassus.
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What happened at the end of Spartacus?
Spartacus is said to have hacked down two centurions in this final attempt, however it was in vain. There are varying accounts about Spartacus's death but they all end with him being surrounded and killed. With his death his army fell apart and Crassus and the other Roman forces hunted down the remaining rebels.Who survives Spartacus?
In the end, Agron and Nasir are two of few warriors to survive, and lead the remaining non-combatant slaves to a new life. This makes Agron one of only a few gladiators from Batiatus' ludus, as well as the only prominent one from the first season, to have survived the rebellion.How many slaves did Spartacus free?
Spartacus freed slaves \u2013 many slaves, around 60,000 men and an unknown number of women and children. His motives were complicated; liberation was probably not his primary goal, but there is no way around the fact: he freed slaves. And he defied the odds.Was there a real Spartacus in history?
'Spartacus' was based on a slave who headed a revolt against the Romans in the 1st century BC. Although much of the evidence for Spartacus' existence is anecdotal, there are some coherent themes that emerge. Spartacus was indeed a slave who led the Spartacus Revolt, which began in 73 BC.SPARTACUS Final Scene
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They ended the scene like that because in Rome, slavery existed for more than a century. Only a very small amount of people rebelled and they got crucified later.
In order to show somewhat happy ending they showed like Spartacus saved some people and freed from slavery and then he died but he also one among the many rebel who fought for slavery.
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