What would the consequences of a dissillusioned Hannibal offering his leadership as a general to the Romans after the Battle of Zama be?
I'm imagining that:
I'm imagining that:
- Hannibal is pissed off with Carthage after they failed to support him in his earlier campaigns.
- He wants to further expand his reputation as a great general, and sees he can do this by fighting for his old enemy Rome.
- He is ready to turn his back on Carthage, as they had on him.
- He does not want to live out the rest of his life in exile.