Mythic Warriors Guardians of the Legend Theseus and the Minotaur

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00:00To be continued...

00:30To be continued...

01:00The Labyrinth was an underground prison devised by the cruel king Minos of Crete.

01:11And within this labyrinth lived the Minotaur, a man-eating beast, half-human and half-bull.

01:23Theseus, hero of Athens, vowed to defeat the Minotaur.

01:31Would he succeed, or would he be the monster's next victim?

01:36The fate of Athens' finest men and women hung in the balance.

01:41This is the story of a courageous warrior who would, against all odds, attempt to free the people of Athens from the tyranny of a cruel king.

01:56Being small of stature as a boy, Theseus understood what it meant to be at a disadvantage over a force more powerful than himself.

02:07Whoa! I got a bite! A big one!

02:15Whoa!

02:19Whoa!

02:20Hey! Look at that! The fish caught Theseus!

02:31Yeah! And he was too small, so I threw him back!

02:33Why was I born so puny and weak, Mother? It's not fair!

02:52What you lack in strength, my son, you make up for with your wits.

02:58Is that all there is for me? To outsmart a fish?

03:02You are destined for greater things, Theseus. Far greater.

03:06His mother told Theseus a secret she had kept to herself all these years.

03:11He was the son of Aegis, king of Athens.

03:15My father? A king?

03:18But why can't I go to him now, Mother?

03:20There are... Evil men who wait for your father's death in the hopes of stealing his throne.

03:27Men who would kill the king's son if they knew he existed.

03:31It is not yet safe for you to join him.

03:34Then when? When can I go?

03:36On the day that you can move that rock. Then you will be ready.

03:41Your father has willed it so.

03:50Fired with determination, Theseus set out to train himself for his task.

04:04How can I move it?

04:24There must be a way.

04:25In his daydream, a seagull, sent by the god Poseidon, paid Theseus a visit.

04:39Theseus. Theseus. Theseus.

04:44Theseus.

04:45Uh, me?

04:46I have a riddle for you, Theseus. Do you like riddles?

04:51Uh, sure. Okay. I guess so.

04:54It goes like this.

04:56I can crack clams open whenever I want.

05:00But shrimp and scallops I cannot.

05:03Why is that, Theseus?

05:05Uh, I don't know.

05:07It's simple.

05:09I can crack clams open because they're heavy.

05:12Shrimp and scallops are too light.

05:13Use your opponent's size against him.

05:18Then his strength will become yours.

05:21Wait!

05:22Wait! Come back!

05:24Come back! How do I do this?

05:26I don't understand!

05:28I must try again.

05:36Do not fear your opponent's size,

05:39but use it against him.

05:41Then his strength will become yours.

05:59It is your father's sword.

06:02You have proven yourself both strong and wise, my son.

06:07You are ready to join him.

06:09As it turned out,

06:13Theseus arrived in Athens on the very day

06:16that his father, King Aegis,

06:19was forced to make a terrible sacrifice.

06:22Please calm yourselves.

06:25I must draw the rest of the lots.

06:29Ictonus.

06:30I am he, your majesty.

06:32No! Please!

06:34Don't take my son!

06:39What's going on?

06:41Is this some kind of royal tribute?

06:43It's a tribute to death.

06:44That's what it is.

06:46What do you mean?

06:47They'll be fed to the Minotaur,

06:49King Minos's monster.

06:52Aspasia.

06:52No!

06:54No, no!

06:55Fourteen of Athens' best men and women

06:57never to see their loved ones again.

07:00Every year, King Minos demands his sacrifice

07:03as payment for King Aegis' defeat in war.

07:06Well, it's going to end right now.

07:09Simon!

07:10Simon!

07:12And the final lot.

07:15Wait, your majesty!

07:16This madness must stop!

07:18You cannot pay a tribute

07:20with the lives of your citizens!

07:22I face war if I don't!

07:24Then thousands more will die!

07:27Then I will kill this monster

07:29and that will be the end of it!

07:31Who are you to think

07:32that you can conquer the unconquerable?

07:35I am Theseus, your son.

07:38Can it be?

07:40This will put your doubts to rest, father.

07:45It is true.

07:47You are my son.

07:48Let me go and defeat the Minotaur, father

07:51and end this ruthless practice

07:53once and for all.

07:55No, no, you must not!

07:57You will surely die!

07:58That's a risk I will gladly take

08:00to make your people safe

08:02from this tyrant

08:03who calls himself a king.

08:14May Athena guide you safely, my son.

08:18You are my son.

08:19You are my son.

08:20You are my son.

08:21You are my son.

08:22You are my son.

08:23You are my son.

08:24You are my son.

08:25Traveling on a ship

08:26full of desperate Athenians,

08:29Theseus would again

08:31be challenged

08:32to turn adversity

08:33into opportunity.

08:35I don't care

08:36if he is the king's son.

08:38It's crazy to think

08:39anyone can defeat the Minotaur.

08:41Ictinus is right.

08:42I say we steal the ship,

08:44set a course for the open sea

08:45and take our chances.

08:46And where will we go?

08:48These waters are uncharted.

08:50Who knows if there is any land

08:52beyond Crete?

08:53What have we got to lose?

08:55Better to take our chances

08:56with the sharks

08:57than to be eaten

08:57by Minos' monster.

08:59But if we flee,

09:00then King Aegis

09:01will be forced

09:02to send others

09:03in our place.

09:04We must accept our fate.

09:07What is this talk of fate?

09:09Your fate is in your own hands

09:11and in your hearts.

09:12This tribute to King Minos

09:14stops with us.

09:16Now,

09:17we sail to Crete

09:18not to surrender,

09:19but to fight like warriors.

09:22You intend to overthrow

09:23King Minos?

09:24Why not?

09:25He's the real monster.

09:27Even his own people

09:28despise him.

09:29But there's only a handful of us

09:31and we have no weapons.

09:35Oh, you have weapons,

09:37but do you have the will?

09:39We fight by your side, Theseus.

09:41Together,

09:44we will overthrow

09:45King Minos

09:46and free the people of Athens.

09:48To our freedom!

09:54But Minos has thousands of soldiers

09:57and we are so few.

09:58Then we will use that

09:59to our advantage.

10:01I don't follow you, Theseus.

10:03It's easy to lose oneself

10:05in a crowd.

10:06We just need to dress

10:07for the occasion.

10:08I see.

10:10We ambush Minos' guards,

10:12slip into their uniforms,

10:14and take the king

10:15by surprise.

10:22Attack when I give the word.

10:23Theseus could not have known

10:33how prepared King Minos was.

10:36The mechanical giant,

10:38Talos,

10:39was created for the evil king

10:41by the great inventor,

10:43Daedalus,

10:44and was waiting

10:45for their arrival.

10:46Welcome to Crete,

10:54my friends.

10:55I hope you enjoy

10:56the hospitality.

10:57A scrawny bunch of ages

11:14has sent us this time,

11:15sire.

11:16You don't think

11:17he's holding out,

11:18are you?

11:18Ah,

11:19there never was

11:20much meat on an Athenian.

11:23These will do

11:23as good as the next.

11:25When are you going

11:28to put a stop

11:28to this father?

11:29Haven't the Athenians

11:30suffered enough?

11:32Unnecessary evil,

11:34my dear.

11:36It serves to remind

11:37my enemies

11:38the price they pay

11:39for threatening

11:39my crown.

11:41Besides,

11:42it's only once a year.

11:44So relax,

11:46my daughter,

11:47and enjoy the show.

11:48Welcome,

11:52ladies and gentlemen.

11:54For your amusement,

11:56I have planned

11:56a very special performance.

11:59Today,

12:00our guests

12:01from Athens

12:02have graciously agreed

12:04to dance

12:06with the famous

12:07fighting bulls

12:08of Crete.

12:09tomorrow,

12:13those who are

12:14lucky enough

12:14to survive

12:15will face

12:17the Minotaur.

12:18How lucky we are.

12:20The merciful king

12:21gives us a choice

12:22for our fate.

12:23But first,

12:25my beautiful daughter,

12:27Ariadne,

12:29will do

12:29what no other mortal

12:31has done before.

12:34Dare to ride

12:35the fiercest

12:36of my herd,

12:37the white bull!

12:43Father, no!

12:45My skill with bulls,

12:46it's not something

12:47to parade around

12:47in an arena.

12:49You'll do

12:49what you're told

12:51or spend the day

12:52locked in the tower.

12:54Yes, Father.

13:03Oh!

13:04Ha, ha, ha, ha!

13:06Ha, ha, ha, ha!

13:11Ha, ha, ha, ha!

13:26Ha, ha, ha!

13:27And now,

13:28my faithful citizens,

13:29we shall see

13:30just how well

13:32the Athenians ride.

13:34bring on

13:35the bulls!

13:37No!

13:37My people

13:39will not die

13:40this way.

13:40Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!

13:43You are giving

13:44the orders?

13:46Now that is

13:47rather presumptuous,

13:48coming from

13:49a peasant

13:49to a king.

13:51I am Theseus,

13:53prince of Athens.

13:53So, King Aegis has a son.

13:58What kind of father

14:00feeds his child

14:01to the Minotaur?

14:03I come of my own accord.

14:06And what is it

14:07that the prince of Athens

14:08has to offer

14:09in exchange

14:10for his fellow Athenians?

14:12I offer a challenge.

14:15I will face

14:16the white bull

14:17alone.

14:19If I defeat it,

14:20you will spare

14:21my people

14:22this savage sport.

14:23Ha, ha, ha, ha!

14:27You ride the white bull?

14:30Ha, ha, ha, ha!

14:31That should be

14:32quite an amusing spectacle.

14:34I will let

14:35your people live

14:36long enough

14:37to watch you perish.

14:39That's all I ask.

14:43You're a fool

14:43to do this, Theseus.

14:45No one can ride

14:46the white bull.

14:47I rode a dolphin

14:48when I was a boy.

14:49Can't be much

14:50harder than that.

14:51You'll be torn

14:52to pieces.

14:53Isn't that the idea?

14:55Another gory stunt

14:56for your father's amusement?

14:58Just because

14:58we're of the same blood

14:59doesn't mean

15:01we share

15:01the same cruel thoughts.

15:03Then why

15:04don't you leave him?

15:05That's impossible.

15:07He keeps me locked

15:07in his tower

15:08with the rest

15:09of his treasures.

15:10Then when I free

15:10my people,

15:11I will free

15:12you, too.

15:27Come and get me!

15:32you, too.

15:33Oh, very impressive,

15:51son of ages.

15:52You have won,

15:54and so I will

15:55keep my word.

15:56the Athenians

15:57will not

15:58fight my bulls.

15:59They will live!

16:01Until tomorrow.

16:04But when

16:04they face

16:05the Minotaur,

16:07they'll wish

16:08they hadn't.

16:09Take them away!

16:10nothing!

16:11Oh!

16:26Oh!

16:29Ooh!

16:30Ah!

16:30Boom!

16:34Oh!

16:35Arryadne!

16:43Leave with me now, Theseus.

16:45We can sail for Athens and both be free of my father's tyranny.

16:49What about the others?

16:51There's nothing I can do for them.

16:53They will die by the Minotaur, just as you would have, Theseus.

16:56I'm not afraid of any beast.

16:58No, you don't understand.

17:00Even if you could defeat the beast, you'd never find your way out of the labyrinth.

17:04You'd be lost forever.

17:12Are you brave, Theseus?

17:14Or just a fool?

17:16Why waste your life when you can live to return another day and fight King Minos?

17:21Your offer is tempting, Arryadne.

17:24But I cannot desert my people.

17:26They've put their faith in me.

17:31Wait, Theseus.

17:32Tie this thread around your belt.

17:34It is the strongest silk woven from the loom of Athena herself.

17:40I don't want to lose you.

17:41Don't worry.

17:43I won't get lost.

17:55Greet, Theseus!

17:56Only a monster could live in a place like this.

18:11Minotaur.

18:21Theseus!

18:21It's horns are its strength.

18:46I must make that strength mine.

18:51Come on, Minotaur!

18:53Come and get me!

18:57One more time, Minotaur!

18:59Motherfуют's arms!

19:00You're my sister!

19:01Come and go watch!

19:19Gun of Mary!

19:21gerneo!

19:22Gun of Mary!

19:23You're a stylist.

19:24Gun of Mary!

19:25You are my sister!

19:26You're my sister!

19:26I brought you a souvenir they've come for me it's my turn to face the minotaur

19:39never mind the minotaur we've got other fish to fry but how can we escape what

19:48about the giant that guards the harbor he is more powerful than any man or beast

19:52do not fear your opponent's size but use it against him then his strength will

19:58become your strength where did you learn this way of fighting Theseus a little

20:04bird told me the minotaur is dead your majesty the

20:12athenians have escaped and they've taken your daughter stop them if they leave this harbor alive

20:19I'll have your head

20:36now

20:41oh

20:48oh

20:50oh

20:52oh

20:54oh

20:56oh

20:58oh

21:00these years have shown the athenians how to use adversity to their own advantage

21:04a lesson they would remember years later when they would fight side by side with King Theseus

21:12well you've tamed the white bull and killed the minotaur what is left for the brave Theseus to conquer

21:21there's still one thing there's this 200 pound barracuda that got away when I was a boy but I'll get him one of these days

21:29one of these days

21:59the

22:10one

22:11one

22:12one

22:13one

22:14one

22:14two

22:15one

22:16two

22:18two

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