The Minotaur: Scene 2, Before the Labyrinth

Building the Labyrinth to Imprison the Minotaur who Destroys Men

Entrance of King Minos

Selection of Greek Victims to be Sent Into the Labyrinth

Ariadne, Princess of Crete, Dances with Theseus, a Greek Victim

Greek Victims are Driven Into the Labyrinth

Theseus' Farewell to Ariadne as He Enters the Labyrinth

Ariadne Unwinds Her Thread as Theseus, Entering the Labyrinth, Pulls the Thread After Him

Theseus Fights and Kills the Minotaur (as His Movements are Transmitted to Ariadne who is Holding the Other End of the Thread)

Ariadne Rewinds Her Thread to Lead Theseus out of the Labyrinth

The Thread Breaks. Ariadne is Greatly Dismayed

Theseus and Some of the Greeks Emerge From the Labyrinth and Rejoice

The Greeks and Theseus, Forgetting Ariadne, Leave Crete