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    he sought to enslave knowledge to ensure efficient suppression of dissent and maintain actual control. To some extent, Athena represents the notion that no one can suppress the truth forever. Part B: Theseus and the Minotaur In the Greek version of Theseus and the Minotaur, the painter…

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    HALF MAN, HALF BULL. In the store we follow a guy named Minotaur. He is a half man, half bull. He is original from Greek mythology. In the story we get to know Minotaur as a different and very disliked person. The story’s author Peter Ho Davies is a child of a Welsh father and Malay-Chinese mother. He went to America and suddenly the American people found him a mystery. He looked Asian but he spoke with a British accent. Peter felt like he had two identities. In the very first paragraph (1-9)…

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    What Is Theseus A Hero

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    big way. Theseus, could of been a good hero because he offered to risk his life for everyone in the town. He offered to be the one who killed the Minotaur in the maze for all the fourteen children, seven boys and seven girls. Theseus did this by tricking the Minotaur into thinking he was somewhere where he wasn't and surprised attacked on the Minotaur. He had a long voyage home from Crete. However, Theseus is also not a very good hero as he…

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    his soon tragic end as the wax on his wings melted and the feathers separated. Before these events unfolded, though, there was a time when King Minos invited Daedalus and his son to the island of Crete in order to build a labyrinth to contain the Minotaur. The task at hand was completed and King Minos would then set a yearly ritual to send a tribute of seven young men and seven young women to satisfy the Minotaur’s hunger. This would go on again and again…

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    Theseus: A Tragic Hero

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    stronger boy while becoming of age, being given a quest at the turn of his manhood, while Perseus had waited until his opportunity arrived with his mother, and King Polydectes, who wanted to marry his mother, Danaë. Theseus defeats his enemy, the Minotaur, while defeating the Labyrinth, therefore choosing more of a fight than Perseus, since Perseus had help from the Gods. “Once inside, one would go endlessly along its twisting paths without ever finding the…

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    Riordan, Percy faces many unusual creatures. One of those creatures was the Minotaur. Percy fights the Minotaur, a huge beast that is part man part bull after his car gets struck by lighting and goes into a ditch, while on his way to Camp Half-Blood. “In a flash of lightning, through the mud-spattered rear windshield, I saw a figure lumbering toward us on the shoulder of the road.” (Riordan, pg. 48) He has to fight the Minotaur to save his mother,…

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    the story where every year seven young men and seven young are sacrificed to the Minotaur. The comes the son of the king, Theseus, who battles the Minotaur, a beast, half man, half bull, to save his kingdom from sacrificing any more young lives. In the dark Labyrinth, Theseus only has a length of yarn that the princess of the island gave him to guide him out when he defeated the Minotaur. After slaying the Minotaur, Theseus escapes Crete along with princess Ariadne. However, the…

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    and the Minotaur show how they view Percy. In the following quote, Ares walks up to Camp Jupiter in his Roman form Mars and tells a prophecy. Then Percy inquires if Ares had fought him. In this quote, Percy says, “We had a fight” Then Ares responds back “ If we did I would have killed you in my Roman form” (145). Here Ares shows how he views…

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    One best thinks he is a god, while a young boy thinks he is a bad angel. In The House of Asterion by Jorge Luis Borges, there is a Minotaur by the name Asterion that is in a labyrinth that he thinks he created, and he is not as mean as you would think. While in Slam, Dunk, & Hook byYusef Komunyakaa, there is a boy and his team that plays basketball, and during the story the boy, called Sonny Boy, has to deal with his mother’s death while playing basketball still. In each of the stories the…

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    Why Do Heroes Inspire Us

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    Do Heroes Actually Inspire Us With Hope? Have you ever thought an imaginary person gives people hope? How do heroes give people hope because they inspire us with passion and they give people the vision of helping others out? Heroes past and present makes us better people and they also teach people to treat others with care but others before you heroes give people hope and make them stand for what they are. Heroes inspired us because they show us how to be brave when something horrible is…

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