" She told him: "You didn""t need to do this for me," as Hannibal told her it was a "crime of passion," not murder.They trained him to kill for their pleasure...but they trained him a little too well...Human desires so strong they changed the course of History...of a Rebellion that shook a Civilization in a Pagan era, 71 B.C....the grandeur and might of Rome and the challenge of an immortal gladiator...of a love that changed the world.[Note: During production, due to the National Catholic Legion of Decency and the restrictive Hays Code, various segments were removed, including homosexual innuendo in the bathhouse scene and various depictions of gore during battle scenes (such as a severed limb).They are exuberant and euphoric after victoriously navigating the challenging but not overwhelming wild-flowing water - under Lewis"" expert instruction.They tower over he homes of our people like mighty guardians, keeping alive the invincible faith of the Christians.The violence and brutality of their treatment in a series of matter-of-fact (and horrific) incidents is indelibly and brilliantly orchestrated.