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    Katniss from the Hunger Games and Theseus from Greek Mythology both have similar roles in each other’s respective stories. They both play leadership roles and people depend on them for their freedom. This essay will compare the two characters with their roles and situations. Katniss and Theseus have similar stories and situations. To start off‚ they both lead their countries to great success through their own sacrifices. Katniss sacrificed her life and leaving home to protect the people she loved

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    in numerous Greek myths. It influences the emotions and actions of characters‚ thus often overpowering their mindset and their decisions. Many times‚ these decisions lead to negative consequences. In the stories of Jason and Medea and Ariadne and Theseus‚ the central characters make rash decisions and manipulate love for their personal advantages which leads to their destruction or destruction around them. In several Greek myths‚ love is a selfish act on behalf of the characters and this selfishness

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    We think of our mighty ruler‚ King Theseus‚ as an omnipotent‚ god-like being. He is the most powerful person in all of Athens. In our pride‚ we see him as the most powerful king in all of Greece or even the world. We honor our King and his glory with all out hearts; but is there more to him than meets the eye? In an exclusive interview with King Theseus‚ we learn groundbreaking information about how the king really thinks. He not only is the most magnificent ruler of Athens‚ but we learn that he

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    Thomas Reid and Theseus Ship Thomas Reid was an advocate of common sense realism‚ derived from the ideology of Aristotelianism. He strongly objected John Locke ’s theory of personal identity when pertaining to the idea of the ship of Theseus. Thomas Reid believed that there was a lack of sensus communis in Locke ’s attempt at deducing what defines something as itself. I agree with Thomas Reid. In my opinion‚ something did change from the beginning to the end of the reconstruction to Theseus ship. With

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    Hero? Due to courage and honorability Theseus‚ Perseus‚ Hercules‚ and Jason are categorized as great heroes. A hero in today’s standards are seen to have different traits than a mythological hero. To come to the status of a hero in Greece you should be courageous and honorable at all times. To be someone’s hero today is a lot easier than in mythological times; today you can just simply be a celebrity and you could be known as someone’s hero. Theseus is categorized as a great hero because of

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    book “Mythology” by Edith Hamilton‚ Odysseus has a more difficult time being the hero than Theseus. Although Theseus and Odysseus have difficult time being the hero‚ Theseus practically displays the life of a hero as somewhat simple. During the myths “Theseus” and “The Adventures of Odysseus”‚ the protagonists show that the life of a hero is difficult because one must be determined and never give up. Theseus and Odysseus also demonstrate that to be a hero‚ one must be willing to risk everything. In

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    the years the myth of Theseus has changed in Greek culture. Different versions of the myth exist in Greece. The different versions of the myth depend on the region in Greece in which it is told. “Theseus is the most famous hero of Athens. His mother was Aethra‚ daughter of King Pittheus of Troezen. His father was either King Aegeus or the Poseidon‚ the god of the Sea” (“Theseus and the Minotaur”). Although he was the son of a god he lived in his mother’s land. When Theseus grew older his mother

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    Egeus is betrayed by Hermia‚ Demetrius‚ and Theseus throughout the play. Hermia in the very beginning defies his commands for how she should live her life. Demetrius and Theseus betray him towards the play’s ending. He is betrayed again and again by almost everyone he interacts with in the play. These betrayals result in the two main couples’ happiness.This shows the play’s theme of love conquers all. Egeus seeing Hermia as his property; in his mind it is his right to control any aspect of her

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    by incorporating the discussion of stories and how they’re portrayed in the works of art. The story of Theseus is heavily discussed in the article. Instead of ordering events chronologically‚ artists ordered events as they were related by Bacchylides. Considering this‚ Jocelyn argues that the first event in the story must be the one that occurs in the farthest southerlyn location‚ so that Theseus can make

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    Theseus and the Minotaur The idea of Theseus fighting the Minotaur was a popular neo-classical subject among sculptors. Although‚ Antoine-Louis Barye (1796-1875) finished his sculpture about 1850 that is in the late part of what is meant by neo-classicism‚ Barye’s modelling of the surfaces has a vibrancy and movement characteristic of the French romantic sculpture. Barye is well-known for his animal production and Theseus and the Minotaur is only one of a series produced by Barye from the early

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