In 73 B.C., in Rome, Spartacus spearheaded an uprising of 200 gladiators who stood against the brutal conditions imposed by the Roman Empire. Despite being vastly outnumbered, they held their ground against the Roman forces. However, amidst the chaos, some of the rebels succumbed to madness, committing acts of murder, rape, and violence. Spartacus dealt with these transgressors by executing them. Yet, in those lands, spilled blood has a way of returning…