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====Tensions and Loyalty====
As the rebellion grows, so do internal tensions. Crixus' mistrust of the Cilician Pirates, who have aligned with Spartacus, creates friction. He doubts their loyalty and fears they may betray the rebels. This suspicion is exacerbated by Naevia’s increasing hatred for all things Roman, which influences Crixus' actions. Her deepening anger leads her to kill Attius, a blacksmith friend of Gannicus, under the mistaken belief that he is aiding the Romans. This act drives a wedge between Crixus and Spartacus, as well as other members of the rebellion.

Crixus' relationship with Naevia is a central part of his character arc. He trains her to be a warrior, and together they share a bond forged in the fires of their mutual struggle and love. However, Naevia's trauma and bitterness towards the Romans sometimes push Crixus towards more extreme actions, highlighting the personal toll the rebellion has taken on them both.