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: Tenax (Iwan Rheon), the crime lord of Rome's betting taverns, continues his slow-burn partnership with Cala (Sara Martins). While he reveals more of his history, he also focuses on the construction of the Flavian Amphitheatre (the Colosseum), famously declaring, "Enough is good, more is better, too much is perfect".

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The season finale was, however, not universally panned. Some viewers found it to be a decent conclusion to a season they enjoyed, with one fan remarking that it was a "great" season finale, even if it left many questions unanswered . However, even among fans of the series, the finale was often cited as the weakest part. Many enjoyed the first nine episodes, only to feel that the "awful" writing in the finale let the whole show down . This love-hate relationship with the ending highlights how Episode 8's brilliant set-up may have promised more than the finale could deliver. Can’t copy the link right now

and Tenax share a moment of intimate tension, though their relationship remains complex as they navigate the city's dangerous politics. Critical Reception