In "The Adventures of Theseus," how do King Aegeus and the people of Athens react as Theseus boards the black-sailed ship? A. They shout because they are angry at Theseus for abandoning them. B. They weep because they fear that Theseus will never return. C. They are silent because Theseus has commanded them to be. D. They cheer because they know that Theseus has slain the Minotaur.

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Terrance Mullins

17 October, 09:28

In "The Adventures of Theseus," how do King Aegeus and the people of Athens react as Theseus boards the black-sailed ship? A. They shout because they are angry at Theseus for abandoning them. B. They weep because they fear that Theseus will never return. C. They are silent because Theseus has commanded them to be. D. They cheer because they know that Theseus has slain the Minotaur.

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Alberto Dickson · Answer 1

In "The Adventures of Theseus," thw way that King Aegeus and the people of Athens react as Theseus boards the black-sailed ship is that " B. They weep because they fear that Theseus will never return" which represents the overall theme of the story.