Theseus of Greek Mythology

clew a thread unraveled it pulls me back away from the scene where I had done battle other heroes are god-touched their fathers' powers aiding them sore and wounded ... I retrace my steps the heartstring of my love will pull me through
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May 21, 2017 at 12:39 PM
I've always felt a weak spot for the Minotaur.... sorry :) This is a very complete etheree, telling his struggle in only so many words.
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May 21, 2017 at 3:12 PM
I always felt for Ariadne -- I have a piece from her POV around here somewhere. Theseus is a special case because his gift is from his lover, not a God or Goddess. So, I'm kinda on his side for Ariadne's sake.
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