Athens has a huge navel fleet, the first battle was a naval battle, in the movie there are no navel battles. There are many oracle accounts being shared, and King Leonidis’ wife is said to be his niece also. The book continues were the movie ends, King Leonidis’ corpse is fought over; Xerxes wants his head to be cut off...
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The Greeks never receive a victory for the battle at Thermopylae. Throughout the movie there is some comic relief. King Leonidas asks the Athenians what their professions are, they tell him, he then replies by asking his army their profession and they shout SOLDIERS!; therefore mocking the Athenian responses of blacksmith and metal smiths...
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