Mother of Rome

Rhea Silvia, often overshadowed by her legendary sons Romulus and Remus, emerges as a powerful figure in this reimagining of Rome's founding. Once a royal, her life takes a tragic turn when her family falls victim to betrayal, leading her to the Vestal Virgins to prevent her from bearing heirs. However, divine intervention alters her fate, as she becomes pregnant, facing societal rejection and severe consequences. To protect her children, Rhea makes a perilous pact with the gods, forever changing her life and the course of history.