Jenna Light Theseus and the Minotaur
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- Exposition
- Conflict
- Rising action
- King Aegeus wanted to protect his wife and his unborn child from his dangerous enemies, so he brought his family to their home in southern Greece where they could be safer. He was upset that he couldn’t meet his son though, so he put a special sword and pair of shoes in a cave, and covered the entrance with a heavy boulder. He told his wife to send their child to the cave when he was strong enough. If he succeeded to move the boulder, he should come to Athens, where he can claim King Midas as a father.
- Climax
- When the child was born, his mother named him Theseus. When he grew up, he successfully moved the heavy rock. Theseus walked for many days across roads where he came across many robbers, but he defeated them all! By the time Theseus got to Athens, everyone knew him as a hero for fighting all of the robbers.
- Falling action
- King Ageus declared that Theseus was his son and next in line for the throne. Then the annual letter came saying that 7 men and 7 women needed to go to Crete. Theseus said that he would go, and with great hesitation his dad agreed for him to defeat the Minotaur.
- Resolution
- When Theseus got there, he met the resident king's daughter, Ariadne, the princess of Crete. She gave him a ball of wool to use to keep track of the exit when he fought the Minotaur. They fell in love and he promised to her that they would marry as soon as they got back to Athens.
- Thank you!
- Theseus struggled, but eventually defeated the Minotaur! It was now time to head back to Athens.
- I won!!!!
- When Theseus got back to Athens, he was known as the hero. He married his beloved Ariadne and soon after became the king!
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