At the end of the Roman Republic, few Roman men had such weight in society and had such a strong influence on state policy as Marcus Tullius Cicero. At one time he was even the de facto ruler of the country. The citizens of Rome adored him and hung on every word of the great orator and thinker. But one cannot help but stain the snow-white toga, balancing on the razor-sharp line between dictators striving for power. And it is impossible to please all of them at once - by supporting one, you will certainly fall out of favor with the other. However, the worst thing is when your faithful ally unexpectedly comes to an agreement with your enemy, and your life becomes the pledge of their agreement. This happened with Cicero, whose inimitable eloquence ultimately led him to death...