On one of the most potentially "dangerous" or "glorious" (depending on who you ask) episodes in the history of the Republic- - the Catiline Conspiracy? What if Catiline had been able to start a revolution in Rome? Would liberty or tyranny have ensued? It's intriguing because we have so little idea of what Catiline's intentions were, anyway- - all of our information on his character comes from his deadly enemies. It's a drama with a stellar cast: Pompey, Cicero, Crassus, Caesar- - and plenty of chance for intrigue.