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Sporus

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Sporus in 68 CE.

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Sporus was castrated and then married to the Roman Emperor Nero. Sexually abused daily, he was given the name Sporus to further humiliate him, a mockery referring to sperm.

After Nero's death, Sporus was taken care of by other claimants to the throne of Rome, always being treated as a bride. The last was Otho, who committed suicide after being defeated by his rival Vitellius in battle. Vitellius intends to use Sporus as a victim of a public spectacle: a deadly reenactment of the Rape of Persephone in a gladiator show where Sporus will be raped and publicly killed in the Roman amphitheater.

As a result of the castration, Sporus cannot ejaculate but can only have erections, which leads him to be perpetually frustrated.

Sporus has short brown hair that under the sunlight looks slightly coppery and skin tanned by the Mediterranean sun, his castration has preserved all his extremely feminine beauty. He has blue eyes, fresh and lively. He bears a striking resemblance to Poppaea, Nero's first wife.

Sporus wears a chiton, a Greek dress made of a light fabric tunic closed by a rope belt. Under the tunic, he wears nothing, keeping him cool in the hot Roman summer temperatures. By removing the rope, Sporus' tunic slips like a single piece revealing him.

Living as the emperor's wife, Sporus has a deep philosophical culture, particularly Stoic, and tends not to rebel against what he considers inevitable. He has often contemplated the idea of suicide when Vitellius made him a prisoner. Stoic, Assertive, Careful, Constant, Talkative, Obvious, Passive, Predictable, Presumptuous

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