After a short walk through the streets of Nemausus, Lucretia enters her new home through a large wooden gate with an eagle carved into it. The men practicing in the sandy square barely notices her and Letitia, the woman she convinced Titus not to kill, walking past them. One or two glance at them, but they quickly focus on their sparring partners when one of the trainers shouts at them. While he is busy shouting, he shouts at Lucretia and Letitia to get dressed for practice. Letitia runs to one of the buildings and Lucretia follows her. Inside the room are four beds. On each bed is a subligaculum and a strophium. Letitia takes off her clothes and puts on a subligaculum and a strophium. Lucretia follows suit, but she does not put on a strophium. Her skin is fair, but her breasts are milky w
