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Theseus volunteers to slay the Minotaur, a monster half man and half bull imprisoned in King Minos' labyrinth in Crete. Theseus' father is reluctant to let him go but agrees. Theseus slays the Minotaur with the help of a sword and ball of thread given to him by King Minos' daughter Ariadne, who has fallen in love with him. However, Theseus abandons Ariadne after leaving the labyrinth. Due to a mistake, his father believes Theseus has died at sea, causing him to commit suicide by jumping off a cliff, giving the sea its name.
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- 1. Me and the Minotaur
- 2. 7 Boys and 7 Girls must be sacrificed !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! King Minos demands that 7 boys and 7 girls have to be sacrificed
- 3. I will save the world!!!!!!! I wanted to go with the 14 children to kill the Minotaur
- 4. But Aegius, my father, though it was too dangerous, and didnt want me to go
- 5. But I wanted to save people, and then my father said to me to put white sails when I come back, and if I put black sails it means that Im dead (but Theseus (me) can NEVER die)
- 6. So I went to Crete to kill the Minotaur
- 7. I thought the Minotaur was a big monster but very weak
- 8. But he was half-bull half-man and was very strong!
- 9. When I arrived in Crete I met a girl, Ariadne, the daughter of King Minos, and she loved me (which is totally normal)
- 10. Ariadne gave me a sword to kill the Minotaur and a ball of thread
- 11. I tied one end of the thread to the entrance of the labyrinth and I went inside
- 12. I found and killed the Minotaur (Im the best!)
- 13. I followed the thread outside
- 14. I came back home with Ariadne that stupid girl
- 15. Ariadne was soooooo boring so I left her in an island
- 16. But the Gods (I dont know why) were not happy and made me forget to put white sails
- 17. And then, my father thought I was dead
- 18. And my father jumped off the cliff
- 19. And thats why the name of the sea is Aegean
- 20. The End