“At once Theseus came forward and offered to be one of the victims. All loved him for his goodness and admired him for his nobility, but they had no idea that he intended to try and kill the Minotaur” (Hamilton 206-207). Theseus demonstrates that he is a hero by telling the people that he is going to slay the Minotaur. This is ironic because the people think that Theseus is not going to kill the Minotaur but actually Theseus intends to do so. Theseus shows that it is simple to be a hero because in his situation, one may think that he announces that he will be one of the fourteen volunteers and expresses that to be a hero, you must have people to believe in you. Similarly, Theseus makes a terrible decision causing his love to depart. There are two stories which explain how Ariadne is missing or mourning. “One story says Theseus deserted Ariadne. She was asleep and he sailed away without, but Dionysus found her and comforted her. The second story is much more favorable to Theseus. She was extremely sea sick and he set her ashore to recover while he returned to the ship do some necessary work. A violent wind carried him out to sea ad and kept him there a long time” (Hamilton 208). In the second story it says that
“At once Theseus came forward and offered to be one of the victims. All loved him for his goodness and admired him for his nobility, but they had no idea that he intended to try and kill the Minotaur” (Hamilton 206-207). Theseus demonstrates that he is a hero by telling the people that he is going to slay the Minotaur. This is ironic because the people think that Theseus is not going to kill the Minotaur but actually Theseus intends to do so. Theseus shows that it is simple to be a hero because in his situation, one may think that he announces that he will be one of the fourteen volunteers and expresses that to be a hero, you must have people to believe in you. Similarly, Theseus makes a terrible decision causing his love to depart. There are two stories which explain how Ariadne is missing or mourning. “One story says Theseus deserted Ariadne. She was asleep and he sailed away without, but Dionysus found her and comforted her. The second story is much more favorable to Theseus. She was extremely sea sick and he set her ashore to recover while he returned to the ship do some necessary work. A violent wind carried him out to sea ad and kept him there a long time” (Hamilton 208). In the second story it says that