Theodor and his men are in the middle of the battle. Theodor tells his men to hurry up and kill the soldiers. He tells them that they are nothing but brutes to the soldiers and that the gods will never treat them as equals. He swears that he will kill them if it is the last thing he does. He says that he is going to show them what a monster they are and that they will die. He asks the soldiers if they are innocent and if they were killed because of his dirty schemes. The soldiers say that they were, and they draw their last breath. They are innocent, he says, because of the dirty schemes of the men. He adds that if they do not get rid of the monster, he will become a problem for the future.