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    1) King Midas asks the god Dionysus for the golden touch after hosting a feast for him. 2) Dionysus grants Midas's request but warns that it will backfire, which it does as Midas turns everything he touches, including food, into gold. 3) Trapped by his own greed, Midas is cursed with the golden touch that leaves him unable to eat or drink and brings him great suffering.

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    1) King Midas asks the god Dionysus for the golden touch after hosting a feast for him. 2) Dionysus grants Midas's request but warns that it will backfire, which it does as Midas turns everything he touches, including food, into gold. 3) Trapped by his own greed, Midas is cursed with the golden touch that leaves him unable to eat or drink and brings him great suffering.

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    1) King Midas asks the god Dionysus for the golden touch after hosting a feast for him. 2) Dionysus grants Midas's request but warns that it will backfire, which it does as Midas turns everything he touches, including food, into gold. 3) Trapped by his own greed, Midas is cursed with the golden touch that leaves him unable to eat or drink and brings him great suffering.

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    Midas

    By: Conor Bogden, Nathan Clough, Philip Gable, Sam


    Steil

    summary

    This story is about King Midas getting to greedy and


    asked for the golden touch which backfired in his face
    and he ended up turning everything he touched into gold
    including food. He got the golden touch from the god
    Dionysus who said " this is a solemnly request." He
    ended up being correct and so King Midas was cursed
    with the golden touch. He got the golden touch after he
    requested a big feast for the god Dinoysous(the god of
    partying and wine). King Midas was greedy and cruel to
    his people who always wanted more, that's why he asked
    for the golden touch.

    Plot Outline

    Setting:Asia Phyrigia

    Characters:Midas,Silenus,Dionysus,
    Asks for golden touch. Backfires.
    Greedy,cruel,obedient,mean,worships gods(so does everyone),drunk.

    C.E.R.
    In the story King Midas is foolish and greedy. One
    piece of evidence is how Midas asked
    Dionysus for the ability to turn things into gold.
    Since he was King, he was very selfish about his
    property and belongings. This proves that Midas is
    greedy because a lot of people want money as a
    belonging. His selfishness explains why he always
    wants to get what he wants.

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