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CASTLE EXTERIOR. A hilltop fortress beckons you to visit.Castles back in the Heroic Age were often built on hilltopsfor an added measure of safety in defence.Servant’s EntranceCASTLE EXTERIOR WITH SMALL DOOR. No oneanswered your knock at the castle’s main door, so you walkaround to the side and you find yourself at the servant’sentrance. Knock on the door, and it opens.Come in.KING(voice-over)BanquetBANQUET HALL. You enter and find yourself in a banquethall, where the King from the Introductory Movie (twentyyears older now) sits at the table with his Queen. Thisconjures up the situation that greeted Theseus (THEE-see-us)when he arrived in Athens to meet his father, King Aegeus(EE-joos), for the first time. The encounter was far fromheartwarming. Theseus did not reveal his identity at firstbut was hailed as a hero by the Athenians, for he had ridthe highway of notorious brigands like Sciron (SKY-ron) therobber.In honor of his exploits, Theseus was invited to the palacefor a banquet. Serving as hostess was his father’s new wife38
Medea (meh-DEE-uh). This was the same Medea who hadhelped Jason harvest a crop of armed warriors and steal theGolden Fleece. Jason had eventually abandoned Medea,and she had grown understandably bitter. Now she sizedup Theseus and decided that he was a threat to her ownson’s prospects of ruling Athens after king Aegeus. In fact,Medea’s magic disclosed the identity of Theseus.Years before, she had aided Aegeus, who was desperatefor an heir. It was Medea’s power that ensured the birth ofTheseus to the princess of Troezen (TREE-zun). Though heleft instructions with the princess should a child be born,Aegeus had either forgotten the incident or despaired of abirth. Now Medea played on the king’s insecurity. Surely thestranger at the banquet was too popular for the good of thethrone. With the people behind him, he might well seize itfor himself. Medea persuaded King Aegeus to serve Theseuspoisoned wine. And the hero, unawares, would have drunkit had he not paused first to carve his dinner.This, at any rate, is the prosaic version of the myth.Romantics claim that Theseus drew his sword not tomince his boar’s meat but because he had chosen thedramatic moment to reveal his identity. In any case, Aegeusrecognized the pattern on the sword’s hilt. This was hisown weapon, which he had left under a rock for his son todiscover. Aegeus dashed the poisoned cup to the ground.Medea, meanwhile, stormed out and made her escape in achariot pulled by dragons.If you talk to the Queen:39
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Page 7 and 8: IntroductionBy Kim GoellerWhat is a
Page 9 and 10: Basic Story Line of Wrath of the Go
Page 11 and 12: KINGAnd how is my grandson today?Th
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Page 15 and 16: SHEPHERDThat don’t seem to be get
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Page 23 and 24: toss it over your shoulder. A rocks
Page 25 and 26: TorchbearerGLOOMY LANDSCAPE. You en
Page 27 and 28: HydraHYDRA’S LAIR. The mythmakers
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Page 31 and 32: hands you a vial and it pings into
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Page 51 and 52: BeesTEMPLE WITH OLIVE TREE. You com
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Page 59 and 60: fellow goddess Athena (a-THEE-nuh).
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Page 73 and 74: “Well, Mr. Nobody, I like you,”
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Page 79 and 80: Hey kid!PERSEUSYou have to click th
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Page 83 and 84: TheseusHADES CATACOMB. It was the c
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While these directions were somewha
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SECOND HAGAnd leave us alone!THIRD
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until only five were left standing.
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away with Bellerophon, and he had h
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SisyphusHADES CATACOMB WITH INCLINE
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If you die again because you didn
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ight away. Perhaps the most interes
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you can buy a ticket and fly to Myc
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CHIRONNow, about my dinner tonight
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A quick escape would be essential a
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crouching behind it, but you still
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locks off egress in this direction,
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time, have a look.If you click on a
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sun and any slight imbalance in bar
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Indeed, when Krakatoa, a volcano in
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Aaawk!PARROTIf you hand on the bird
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with his freedom in sight, he bid K
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Once these wings are ready, I’m o
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Historians have long speculated on
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AriadneGARDEN. It was not long afte
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You: “Please give me a kiss.”AR
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public spaces and mere passageways,
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from the Fire scene (page 129). You
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If you have the bow in your invento
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Olympus AscentIMPOSING MOUNTAIN. Th
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Midas TouchMEADOW. Midas (MYE-das)
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DIONYSUSPersonally, I’d have chos
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the reed into pieces. And finally y
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e pointed out that these weren’t
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Odysseus became great friends. The
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the middle of town one day and prop
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Your kingdom is in distress. King M
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her to drown—or he drowned her hi
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the ring that Minos threw overboard
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were ready for your final adventure
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accomplished and you have saved you
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