The Apostle Peter: Redemption
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Forgive me, Lord,
for I am weak.
What did you say?
Are you willing to admit
your part?
I have failed my Lord.
Well, I will not fail mine.
Processus, stop!
- What are you doing?
- Getting a confession.
Look at him.
- From a dead man.
- You'll get no confession
Water, now.
- -Unchain him.
- -But we were given strict...
Unchain him!
He's bleeding.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Listen to me, old man.
Look around you.
Where you are?
Have you forgotten
This is Mamertine,
- in the world,
- the most secure prison
And you are alone.
One word from Nero
- and the entire might
- of the Roman Empire
Could be brought to bear
on you.
So why not cooperate?
Tell us.
Tell me.
Why did you start the fires?
I cannot confess
to that which I did not do.
Come.
Be with me, Lord.
Be with me.
These fires have turned
the city on its end.
All the more reason
to find these criminals.
Agreed.
- But finding them
- will not ease the suffering
Of those who've been
burned out.
Or perhaps they'll find
distraction in the games.
The games.
Yes, Honor,
the games of your festival.
- Never mind the games.
- Where are your priorities?
I would hear from Theodus.
- Honor, we have been working
- day and night
of families on the street.
We simply do not have the
resources to help everybody.
That's enough.
I cannot allow my people to be
treated this way anymore.
Redirect funds from
the aqueduct project,
and take care of my people
immediately.
- But, Honor, respectfully, - we
need to keep - The water project...
I have made my decision.
If you'd like to debate it,
you can do so
from the streets,
where you will be personally
- side by side.
Ah! Martinian.
- What progress have we made?
- Forgive me.
The inquisitors were
overly zealous
with the old man,
the Christian, Peter.
Zealous?
- He is quite weak.
And?
Honor, he may die.
Excuse me?
He may die.
I seem to recall
giving the specific order
that he may be beaten,
burned, tortured, torn,
twisted in whatever way
that you deemed necessary,
but I clearly remember
that I did not want him
to be killed!
In fact, did I not forbid it?
Yes, Honor.
What am I to do
with a dead man?
It is my fault, Honor.
He is their leader,
and I do not want him dead.
What we have now
is houses burned,
businesses lost,
people in the streets,
homeless,
so what I demand is
that every name
- in starting these fires
- of every Christian involved
Be given to me.
He knows who they are.
And you will give that to me.
Yes, Honor.
Husband.
One of my servants
is an excellent healer.
You can send her
to minister to this Peter.
Bring her.
- Come where
- I can see you.
What is your name?
Susanna.
And why is it I have not
seen you before, Susanna?
She is one of my
personal servants.
She has no reason
to attend at court.
Perhaps in the future,
- to rectify that.
- I should do something
Honor, we have them.
Come on!
Excellent.
Forward. Go!
Martinian, stay for this.
Who am I?
- Do you have a tongue?
Yes, Emperor.
Yes, I am your Emperor,
and you are an arsonist,
a man who likes to set fire
to buildings.
No, Honor.
I do not know who would make
these charges or why.
I have not started any fires.
- Calling me a liar?
- No, Honor.
I understand that you have
spent some time
with the criminal, Peter.
The Christian.
Yes, Honor.
Well, since it's
commonly known
- that Christians
- are responsible
For setting fire to my city,
then you just admitted
to being one of them.
- -But...
- Liar!
Murderer.
Arsonist.
I despise you,
you people of faith.
Now, tell me about
these fires.
Please, Honor.
I've never burned anything,
except a fire to heat my home,
perhaps to cook.
Silence!
Do you have any idea
how many people you've killed?
Do you realize
what you've done?
You Christians,
you're all one,
together like brothers
and sisters, yes?
Yes, Honor.
Well, as I said,
- since we know that
- the Christians are responsible
For burning down the city,
then you just admitted
to being an accessory.
Please, Honor,
I do not understand.
We are a non-violent people.
- We just wish to raise
- our families,
Worship in peace.
Don't say that word,
"worship"!
If there is one thing
I cannot tolerate,
it's a liar.
Honor...
And the rest of them?
Perhaps some time in Mamertine
will get them thinking
- in the future.
Yes, Honor.
- Move along.
- Move. Move yourself!
Move!
Keep going.
This is
- longer to the prison
But more peaceful
than city streets.
- Would you care to
- sit for a moment?
Yes, thank you.
I am sorry
you had to witness that.
There's a fine line
between the civility of Rome
and the violence of the men
who would drag her to ruin.
It doesn't bother you?
I spent my career
on the battlefields.
The Gauls to the north,
savages to the east.
They live like beasts,
slaughtering each other,
sometimes even devouring
their enemies.
And you relished in that life?
The Roman army is a line,
the only line between
all of this and savagery.
But that man wasn't a savage.
He was a Roman citizen.
Worse than a savage,
his country.
- And how can you
- It is not mine to question.
- Be so certain?
I leave that to the Emperor.
- Are you feeling well enough
- to walk?
We should go.
I apologize.
These people are like animals.
What have you
- done to him?
How could you?
You are the animals.
Peter?
Are you deaf?
Now.
Go on.
Are you all right?
Get out.
- Haven't you done
- enough damage?
Now you wish to stay
and gloat?
I don't want you anywhere
near him.
- Put down the lantern
- and leave.
My name is Susanna.
I'm a servant
to the wife of the Emperor.
- I have been sent
- to tend to your wounds.
Thank you.
Thank you.
This rabbi you follow,
what was he like?
My children.
- I shall only be with you
For where I am going,
you cannot follow.
But afterwards,
you will follow me again.
All of you will be made
to stumble this night
because of me.
For it is written,
"I shall strike the shepherd,
shall be scattered."
and his sheep
But when I have risen,
I will go before you
to Galilee.
Even if all others are made
to stumble because of you,
I will never be made
to stumble.
My Peter, I say this to you,
that today, even this night,
before the rooster crows,
you will deny me three times.
If I have to die with you,
I will not deny you.
You also were with
Jesus of Galilee.
- I don't know
- what you're talking about.
What could you
- have done?
You were all alone.
I could've done better.
I should've done better.
I do not understand.
This Peter is a criminal.
You are wrong.
He is a good man,
a holy man who carries
the message of the teacher,
Jesus of Nazareth.
He has committed no crime.
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