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She must convince them quickly so King Leonidis gets the help that he needs, in order to come home safely to his kingdom and family. Before the final battle of the movie, the Spartans know that they are going to die; some of them choose to leave. Leonidis sends a messenger, a soldier who wounded his eye, to deliver the message of Victory...
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Leonidis sends a messenger, a soldier who wounded his eye, to deliver the message of Victory. Leonidis and his remaining army die in the last battle. Leonidis is positioned in a Christ like manner in his death scene of the movie. Ultimately the queen is too late, but reinforcements are sent and the Greeks defeat the Persians...
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