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Golden Rule In Theseus And The White Snake
Have you ever heard of the Golden Rule? If you haven't, the Golden Rule states “treat others how you want to be treated. Since this rule plays a big part in both of the stories “Theseus” and “The White Snake”, this makes both of the themes of the story similar. In addition, the stories come from the same origin but take different paths and have different endings. Therefore, this makes these stories plot similar. The Golden Rule played a big part in the plot of each story. In the story Theseus, he was ruthless and killed everybody in his way on his journey. So Hades was ruthless when he trapped Theseus in hell. On the other hand the trusted servant was humble and helped out the animals he could help out. Well the Golden Rule was showed in

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