He never strays from the path and, in my opinion, is one of the most honorable men in this show. Despite everything that he goes through, throughout the show, Spartacus is only strengthened by it.

Glaber messed with the wrong man when he attacked Spartacus’s camp and sold Sura off to slavery. From the very beginning this was a story of revenge. How do we judge whether they’re good or bad? I mean, realistically it’s all objective, but I think personally it’s not all about how I feel about it afterwards, it’s also about how well did they finish this story and wrap up the series.

So bravo to the cast, and a standing ovation to Liam McIntyre and of course the late Andy Whitfield. But the story is strong, the characters are true, and the message is something that everyone can understand. I have to say, that before we get into the nitty gritty of the episode, this is one of the most entertaining and beautiful stories I’ve ever watched. The end of a three year journey with the reimagined historic Thracian gladiator named Spartacus by his captors.