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My name is Julius Celerinius i was born into slavery as a child. My father was a gladitor but died in battle when i was young the owner of the gladitor school visited me at my slave camp and told me i would soon start gladitor school. I thought anything would be better than the slave camp i was at most of my life. Upon my arrival to the gladiator school I met all the other gladiator students including one that would change my life. he was called spartacus. He would soon become our hero.

During the time i was imprisioned in the gladiator school I became close friends with spartacus. During out traning we spent 12 hours a day in the yard fighting each other, practicing and taking orders. the strong survived the weak perished and the numbers of us dwindled into fewer and fewer digits. We conspired on several occasions, with Spartacus about an escape . it seemed like it was a dream to be free. Then, it happened. Spartacus led the revolt and we all ran many miles to freedom.
We knew we could do nothing to change the roman empire with just the few of us we had left. So Spartacus devised a plan so we could gain more numbers by freeing the slaves of rome. After many many months of fighting and freeing thousands of slaves our numbers finally got the roman militiaries attention . Tomorrow is the day we will meet on the battlefield for freedom. spartacus is our hero, who helped us slaves and gladiators gain freedom and if tomorrow we die we shall die as free men.

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