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The boys crash a banquet, having received an invitation by mistake; Marcus tries to win favor with the host, Senator Varus; Jason seduces an aristocrat, Rufina; banished to eat with the other slaves, Grumio overhears a possible poison plot.
The boys crash a banquet, having received an invitation by mistake; Marcus tries to win favor with the host, Senator Varus; Jason seduces an aristocrat, Rufina; banished to eat with the other slaves, Grumio overhears a possible poison plot.
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