Batiatus:
In spite of your vices, you are the most generous Roman of our time.
Gracchus:
Vices?
Batiatus:
Ladies.
Gracchus:
Ladies? Since when are they a vice?
Batiatus:
Perhaps I used the wrong word. An eccentricity, a foible. I hope I pronounced that word. It's well-known that even your groom and butler are women.
Gracchus:
I'm the most virtuous man in Rome. I keep these women out of my respect for Roman morality. That morality which has made Rome strong enough to steal two-thirds of the world from its rightful owners, founded on the sanctity of Roman marriage and Roman family. I happen to like women. I have a promiscuous nature and unlike these aristocrats, I will not take a marriage vow which my nature will prevent me from keeping it..
Batiatus:
You have too great a respect for the purity of womankind.
Gracchus:
Exactly.
Batiatus:
It must be tantalizing to be surrounded by so much purity.
Gracchus:
[chuckles]
It is.
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