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Yes, Spartacus was a very good person, but, like all heroes, he had a tragic flaw – his desire to rule the Roman Empire after ravaging the countryside and marching on Rome. But a senior, chubby bloke named Crassus marched to Mount Vesuvius and smashed their dreams. With it, over 1 million gladiators were disappointed, although they eventually died. On the Appian Way.
