The Battle of the Labyrinth

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    Creative Writing: A Raid

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    Today was going to be a raid on the almighty iron labyrinth. I shook with excitement. Tiger meat! There was no better meal for a barbarian, that was for sure. And the adventure that goes with it is always the most intense and memory worthy. Again I shook with excitement. It was time, yet there were fewer hoofbeats than normal. One... no two... no... four! Four hoofbeats. One horse, ahhh yes, not a raid but a solo adventure! Oh how I enjoy those battles. Again and again the horse's hooves fell.…

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    film is a retelling of Homer’s The Illiad and the battle for Troy, which makes it a mythological movie. The film has many characters from the story, the main three being Achilles, Hector, and Paris, with the supporting roles of Ajax, Agamemnon and Menelaus. The highlighted difference between this movie and the original text is the lack of Gods and the roles they played in the Illiad. In the original text, the gods often interfered with the battles, some favoring the Greeks and some favoring the…

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    society of Greece. In the classic myth, Minos, king of Crete, demands a sacrifice from Aegeus, the ruler of Athens. Minos decrees that each year, fourteen Athenian youths will be sent to Crete to be devoured by a horrible monster that lives in a labyrinth, the Minotaur. Aegeus agrees so save the city…

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    Theseus Myths

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    bull helmet with barbed wire, whereas in the myth it is half man half bull. The things done throughout the labyrinth scenes are also a little off. Theseus cuts his leg and uses his blood to find his way out of the labyrinth instead of string and he kills the Minotaur with the Bow of Epirus instead of his sword. The labyrinth is also a tomb in the case of the movie instead of being a real labyrinth. However, the two most deceiving parts of the entire movie are Hyperion and Phaedra as character in…

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    He shows his strength when he preferred to go through the dangerous road rather than the safe sea. He was also well known for being wise and almost everyone wanted him for their expeditions and proved his courage when he faced the Minotaur in the Labyrinth. Of course being a mortal he had weaknesses and made mistakes. Theseus showed his strength and intelligence when he travels to Athens. Aethra (Theseus' mother) begged him to go through sea which was safer than the road which was…

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    monsters. In one such story, a Greek myth tells of 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…

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    isn't like your fairy tales. The world is a cruel place. And you'll learn that, even if it hurts.” ( carmen Ofelias mom), Even if it hurts was what Ofelia discovered on her own and losing it all in the film “Pan’s Labyrinth” by Guillermo del toro . A film created to highlight the ongoing battles lived within the people of spain after the Spanish civil war. The reality of war and the magical world encountered creates a path for itself within the movie. The monsters seen in the film are replicas…

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    3. How was murder depicted in the Streetcorner Man, The Meeting, Death and Compass, Ibn Hakkan Al-Bokhari Dead in His Labyrinth, and The Intruder? Streetcorner Man The Streetcorner Man mainly involves Francisco Real, Rosendo Juarez and the unknown man. Francisco Real, known as “The Butcher”, came to Maldonado to find Francisco Real and challenged him into fight. But then Rosendo Juarez, “The Slasher”. As the unknown man described him, “He was one of don Nicolas Paredes boys, the same as paredes…

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    Top 10 must watch Fantasy movies of all time The world of cinema is a place for us to escape the mundanity of our everyday lives. No genre embodies that feeling quite like a great fantasy movie. Let’s take a look at the Top 10 fantasy movies of all time (in no particular order). Willow The idea was conceived in 1970 but the movie didn’t come to fruition until the late 1980s. It follows Warwick Davis’ Newlyn as he undertakes a prophetic quest to destroy the evil queen. The Princess Bride This…

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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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