At this point he also related the story to the audience through causing the reader to think about what they would do if there weren't any adults around for that length of time. For example, when Theseus was traveling to the island of the Minotaur instead of just skipping over the journey the author chose to add the details through saying the young people were not always sad.
Although Greek myths are often very repetitive in nature where the same hero fights the same type of battle against insurmountable odds and strange creatures, this author changed that through choosing some of the great heroes and explaining where they had come from briefly but skipping to one specific journey or tale and going into more detail about that.
Although I may not be the biggest fan of traditional mythology this author did an excellent job in his arrangement of these classic tales.
I truly enjoyed being able to read this book.
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