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(played with chilling precision by David Warner) changes everything. The Usurpation of Command

By the start of Part 3, the initial attempts at a diplomatic resolution between the Roman Legate, ( Peter O'Toole ), and the Zealot leader, Eleazar ben Ya'ir ( Peter Strauss ), have collapsed due to political corruption in Rome. masada+1981+part+3+of+4+new

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While Part 1 and 2 established the conflict, Part 3 explores the relationship between Silva and the Zealot leader Eleazar ben Ya'ir (Peter Strauss). The script highlights a mutual, albeit begrudging, respect. Ben Ya'ir’s struggle in this chapter is internal; he must maintain the morale of nearly a thousand people—men, women, and children—while watching the Romans slowly but surely construct the massive assault ramp that will eventually lead to their breach. Key themes in this segment include: While Part 1 and 2 established the conflict,

: Eleazar ben Yair (Peter Strauss), the leader of the Zealots, watches from above. He faces the internal moral crisis of seeing his own people forced by the Romans to build the weapon that will destroy them.

Part 3 highlights why this series remains a high-water mark for historical drama: Masada (1981) Movie Review from Eye for Film 25 Jan 2009 —