"Rome" brushed again, wrote a lot of analytical articles, and the amount of reading can also be. But it always feels like something that still doesn't touch the core, like the final ending, Octavian sits on the dictator's throne, and he is the final winner.
But what about the other two protagonists in the play, Polo and Urenas? Are they winners? Some people say that Urenas's life is a tragedy, and his character makes him have to spend it in pain. But Urenas finally saw it, and he completed a spiritual transformation.
Anyone who has seen the play should know that Urenas and Caesar went on an expedition to Gaul and did not return home for eight years. He and his wife, Neobi, were only 13 years old when they married, and then they had children, two daughters. When his youngest daughter was born, he went into battle in armor and followed Caesar away.
Many years later, Obi lost contact with him, thinking that he had been killed in battle, and he had not received military pay for a long time, and Neobi was sponsored by his sister, who opened a butcher shop and often brought them food.
In the process, Neobi's brother-in-law had a crooked idea and set his sights on his sister-in-law. And she did something wrong with her wife and Neobi, and finally Neobi's sister knew, but she had no restraint on her husband, because she had not given birth to a daughter for her husband for a year and a half.
Neoby soon became pregnant and bore her brother-in-law a son. Of course, this kind of behavior must be immoral, but everyone assumes that Urenas is dead, and it doesn't matter.
But Urenas didn't die, which embarrassed everyone. The moment Neobi saw Urinas, there was a look of fear in his eyes, as if he hadn't reacted, what was going on?
Completely contrary to the excitement of her long-term separation from her husband, and the fact that she was still holding her and her brother-in-law's son in her hands, the tension was more terrifying than watching a thriller.
Urenas also felt the difference in Neobi, and seeing a child in her arms, Urenas was furious and reprimanded Neobi fiercely. However, Neobi was prepared, although she largely accepted that her husband was dead, but she also made plans in case her husband did not die, and negotiated with her eldest daughter about how to deal with it.
Neoby said that the child in his arms was born to the eldest daughter and the son of a merchant, and for this reason he counted Urinas down, which made Urinas a little ashamed, how can he doubt his wife's loyalty?
However, in the end, the paper package could not hold the fire, and Polo and Octavian teamed up to learn the truth from Neobi's brother-in-law, and Polo killed Neobi's brother-in-law, but this also made Octavian know about it. Octavian, on the other hand, told her sister that Octavian's sister had been befriended Seville on her mother's behest and had told seville about it.
What a cruel old witch Sevilla was, and when she planned to murder Caesar, she knew that Caesar's bodyguard was Urinas, so she told Urenas about the scandal of the Urenas family, and Urenas left in anger, causing Caesar to be stabbed to death with a knife unprotected.
When Urenas returns home, furious, Neobi, fearing that Urenas' anger will hurt the children, falls off a building and commits suicide. Heartbroken, Urenas, feeling that the whole world was deceiving him, cursed his children and staggered away from the house.
Caesar was stabbed, the city of Rome fell into chaos, Urenas's enemy, the gang boss came to the door, saw the chaos, and took the opportunity to snatch Urenas's children and sell them to the mine. Urenas's eldest daughter became a prostitute, and the younger daughter and Neobi's younger son became errands in the mines. Neobi's sister, on the other hand, escapes and finds Polo.
Urenas cursed the child and soon regretted it, and the grumpy man, who soon understood the crux of the matter, loved his wife, and if Neobi did not die, he would choose to forgive. But because of Neoby's death, he blamed himself, had nowhere to vent his anger, and cursed the child.
This made him regret it, and when he learned that the gang had kidnapped his child, he and Polo went to the gang headquarters. The bloodbathed the gang and turned Aventis into a hell on earth, the gang boss said that the child had been killed, and Urenas was so distraught that he cut off his head with a knife.
From then on, Urenas lay in bed waiting to die, or Polo called Antony and scolded Urenas from the bed. Urenas became the embodiment of the devil, became the new gang leader, and Polo ruled over Aventine.
Polo later left Urinas because of his brutality. However, he accidentally meets Neobi's sister and knows the news that the children are still alive. Grateful for ruling Urenas, the two go to the mine and rescue the children.
Polo was worried that Urenas would kill Neobi and his brother-in-law's son, but Urenas held him tightly in his arms, which was also his lover's child, how could he be willing to kill him?
Later, Urenas redoubled his efforts to love his children, but he never got the children's understanding. So much so that Urenas and Antony eventually went to Egypt to reduce the children's hatred.
At the end of the series, Urenas gains the children's forgiveness and is able to leave peacefully to meet his underground wife.
Admittedly, this is considered a tragedy to many people. But for this result, Urenas was mentally prepared. His good brother Polo can help with the care of the children, and he has the children's forgiveness. At the moment of his wife's death, if it were not for the fact that there were children still alive in the world, perhaps he would have gone with his wife.
In my opinion, this ending is also the victory of Urenas, who wins back the hearts of the children, although dead, but not a loser. As long as there is love in the heart, the human soul should not be exiled.
Apparently, Urenas died where he deserved it. Well, and a lot of rambling, this is an article about the analysis of the fate of Urenas, and overall this is a tragic character, portrayed very successfully, and the design of winning back the child's forgiveness in the end is very good, and the death is deserved.
Even in Spartacus, Spartacus lost, but in the long run strategic sense, it was a winner. In the long river of history, people are only a small grain of sand, and it is not in vain to let themselves live a valuable life.
Just write this, thanks for reading.