The Punic Wars Analysis

Titus and his Punic Wars In Rome during the Punic wars the impression that is most thought of when thinking of ancient Rome is that of many a poor farmer taking up arms in defense of their country, land, and family. However, the reality was starkly similar to what we see today, the powerful, and rich running the city-state while the poor are subject to their whims or flights of fancy and it became a fight for who had the best strategy for whoever defeated Hannibal would surely win all the glory for themselves. In the game we have a young army man named Titus trying to fight for his place in the Ancient Roman world separate from his father and his “in Titus’ view” old world ideas. In these Punic wars the theme was those damned Carthaginians and they always say that the winners write history and the Punic wars showed that in the most obvious of ways. Rome the eternal empire, but just as Alexander’s eternal …show more content…
The manner in which you encounter Carthaginians and the way they are spoken of really speaks of the saying those who win the war write history the baby propaganda continued on for quite a long time and they were continued to be vilified even after in 146 B.C.E Rome completely destroyed Carthage as in burnt it into the ground until nothing was left. So, none of Carthage’s documents survived or if they did they never saw the light of day again so people would never feel sympathy for these people. In the future in Saculum I think forcing the main character to see even if slightly the humanity in the Carthaginians from perhaps a child who the protagonist saves from his woes to see that the people of Carthage are no different than those in