When Emperor Nero of Romereigning, the commander General Marcos returned in a big victory and fell in love at first sight with Princess Rigi, the hostage of Liji Country in Rome, and Nero rewarded Liji. To General Wei, Li Ji was a Christian, but he and Marcus advocated the idea of conquering and slaughtering the world. They could not communicate with each other spiritually, so they fled. In order to recover Lijier, General Marcos went to a secret Christian assembly. He first heard of Peter’s preaching about Christ. When he saw Lijier on the return trip, although the two were in love at this time, they still felt the spirit of Christ. Fascinating. When returning to the palace, he encountered crazy Nero and burned the city of Rome to build the city of Nero. General Marcos rushed back to the fire, rescued Rigel, and led the people to break through the siege. Refugees flooded into the palace, and the queen was jealous of General Marcos. The love for Lijier encouraged Yonglu to blame Christians for the crime of burning the city, and feed the captured Christians to lions, crucifixes, or burn them in flames. Saint Peter was also crucified and died, but all Christians sang hymns and died. General Marcos exposed the truth on the spot. Anyway, the Roman army, Nero committed suicide to end the atrocities
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Quo Vadis movie plot
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Laurie 2022-02-19 08:02:03
Although Nero is the villain, I think Nero plays the best. . . It was so expressive, that kind of moody neuroticism, inferiority, cowardice, and arrogant contradiction, only to find out after investigation that this actor actually acted as the Polo detective of grandma. . .
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Eli 2022-02-19 08:02:03
Quo Vadis is certainly an interesting & quite a good movie. Some of the dialogues were very smart and well written while visually, the movie is stunning. Some of charas are a bit shallow or caricatural (the Emperor notably) and overall it feels like a biaised reading of history.
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Petronius: [after seeing Rome consumed by flames] Now indeed, Nero has his place in history.
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Petronius: [to Nero] You will be worthy of the spectacle - as the spectacle is worthy of you.