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    hunger Games Vs. Theseus Theseus and the hunger games are very similar. Both the hunger games and in the myth of theseus tributes are sacrificed to a higher power. It was based on saving a society that was struggling to deal with a higher power. King Minos sent his only son to fight a very dangerous bull, but he ended up dying. King Minos was very upset and now every nine years the people of athens had to send in seven girls and seven boys to confront the minotaur.Their reasoning was more…

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    Theseus Hero

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    Theseus is a Hero Theseus, son of Aegeus, king of Athens. The young man who killed the Minotaur, shows many attributes of a hero. Through many acts of bravery, opportunities to display one's bravery, as well as love for mankind, Theseus is an excellent example of a hero. First off, when the 14 young noble citizens were being compelled to go in the labyrinth with the minotaur, King Minos was deciding who would go “and his son Theseus had chosen to be among them”(Donaldson 18). This means that…

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    King Minos was the king of Crete. He ruled over many lands and one of the lands was Athens. Whatever the king wished, it was granted. He could tell the people to do anything and they would do it. The only reason that the people continued to follow orders is because they did not want to go to war. The king had a palace and in the middle of the palace was a half human, half bull monster in the center of a maze. Routinely, every year each king of every land shall send 14 tributes to go through the…

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    Digestive System – Analysis Task Minotaur was a creature with the head of a bull and the body of a man. Analyse the myth and its scientific possibility. (The following are guidelines for your analysis, you should remove these headings and submit in essay format. This analysis would be anywhere from 1-2 pages long, depending on what you know and have to share.) Below is a definition of analyse; Introduction The minotaur was half man and half bull, it had the head, tail and legs of a…

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    I think that the Hunger Games and the myth of Theseus is similar because in both stories people were being sent as entertainment and to be killed. In the myth of Theseus, Theseus asked why people were being sent off so his dad told him and Theseus didn’t like it so he went as sacrifice one year and he killed the minotaur. In the Hunger Games, Katniss was out hunting on the day of the reaping and she came home and her little sister asked her why they did the reaping and Katniss said it was for…

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    At the center of the painting, a farmer plows his field by the aid of his ox as his neighbor shepherds his flock along the hillside. In the distant ocean, ships are setting sail with as much hopes to profit, as there is cargo. But what- no, who- is that? From the bottom right of the painting, are those someone’s legs helplessly flailing upward out of the water? Could that insignificant blot be Icarus himself? Just as everyone else in the painting goes on with their lives, I too should not have…

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    Theseus Intro Paragraph Many people find it very difficult to find forgiveness in their hearts Theseus is no exception. Theseus was written in Greece or Crete between 1000 and 600 BCE. It comes from oral tradition and was first written down by Homer. Theseus is about forgiveness and how some people only become more forgiving after they make mistakes. The three points in the story that show him becoming more forgiving are his bandit killing spree, the time he slayed the Minotaur and his role in…

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    Daedalus is a famous sculptor . His sculptures were so life like it was as if they would come to life . He was also a renowned architect . Daedalus has a nephew named talus he was a lot smarter than Daedalus .Talus was an inventor . He created the saw while walking on the beach one day , and the compass by just putting a stick in the ground. Daedalus got jealous . He got so jealous that one day he pushed talus off a cliff and he fell to his death . Daedals got so depressed because had done…

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    The minotaur representing the human and animal side in each of us means that each of us has a good side and bad side. Perhaps you seen it in the new. A thought to be normal kid just a little quiet grows up to become a killer and a cannibal. The killer, cannibal side of him was the animal in him that showed itself. Not everyone shows their animal side. Most of us are pretty good at taming the beast inside. Perhaps that is what the minotaur had trouble with. When he was a baby it has been said…

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    Theseus: A Hero Analysis

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    Much like Katniss Everdeen of Suzanne Collins’s acclaimed novel, The Hunger Games, Theseus, a well known Greek hero, offered to be one of the tributes of a situation that could potentially end his life. In his case, Theseus voyaged on a quest to the Labyrinth to slay the Minotaur and free the other tributes. All four heroes in Edith Hamilton’s Mythology show traits and features that display their unworthiness to named a hero. Nevertheless, these heroes also exhibit extremely admirable qualities.…

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