Comments | destina: Rome 2x10: De Patre Vostro

destina

Rome 2x10: De Patre Vostro

Mar 25, 2007 19:17

( Farewell, show of awesomeness. )

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katie_m March 26 2007, 02:27:38 UTC

I've never even watched the show, and I'm still all, aww, Vorenus died? But Pullo will be so sad!

destina April 1 2007, 18:24:43 UTC

It's been a week, and I'm still sad!

vaznetti March 26 2007, 02:49:39 UTC

I thought of you during those scenes between Antony and Vorenus -- they were marvelous -- and then, Vorenus washing his body and facing Cleopatra down... it was all just beautiful.

destina April 1 2007, 18:25:13 UTC

It really was beautiful, wasn't it? Today I thought, ah, it's Sunday! Rome! And then I was sad all over again.

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destina April 1 2007, 18:25:32 UTC

*g* Indeed it does.

svilleficrecs March 26 2007, 07:28:29 UTC

Vorenus is living on a farm now. I did not see him die. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

cesperanza March 27 2007, 05:42:23 UTC

My husband agrees with you. His ending is that Vorenus lived and he and Pullo open a pizza joint *g*

svilleficrecs March 27 2007, 06:43:25 UTC

Totally.

If you don't kill someone ON CAMERA, then give me an ending w/ Pullo lying about one death, I am utterly justified in thinking Vorenus may have lived.

I mean, I know they didn't mean it that way, but they didn't make it 100% the other way, so yes.

Pizza joint works.

And I think Vorena the younger with her death glare sounds like a perfect match for little Mr. son-of-caesar.

maraceles April 3 2007, 20:04:48 UTC

I'm right there, too.

I didn't see Vorenus die, so it totally didn't happen. *g*

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lyrstzha March 26 2007, 10:00:18 UTC

*flails too* Still speechless!

But I'm firmly in denial about Vorenus.

destina April 1 2007, 18:26:20 UTC

I'm trying to be in denial, but it's hard. This morning I woke up ready to see another episode. THE ONE WHERE HE LIVES. *sigh*

lyrstzha April 2 2007, 05:11:02 UTC

Maybe this will help: we didn't actually see him die, ergo it didn't happen. Pullo, coming back from his interview with Octavian, says, "He bought it." I choose to believe that he meant both the story about Ceasarion's death AND the story about Vorenus'. And then they retired and took the children off to live in the countryside, where they lived happily ever after.