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The Minotaur: The Complete Story of Asterion, the Beast in Daedalus’s Labyrinth | Greek Mythology for Sleep
The Minotaur: The Complete Story of Asterion, the Beast in Daedalus’s Labyrinth | Greek Mythology for Sleep
A slow, quiet retelling of the Minotaur's story, told from the other side of the labyrinth, made for falling asleep to.
Most versions give him a few lines at the end of someone else's story. This one starts with him. He had a name — Asterion, the starry one — which almost nobody uses, and a mother, and a childhood of sorts, and none of it was his doing. He exists because a king kept something he'd promised to give back to a god, and the god chose to make someone else pay for it.
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