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“the sea is full enough of dangers,” said his grandfather, “but the land route is riddled with dangers much greater. even if there were good roads and no obstacles, the journey along the coast is a long one and would require many days. but there are also rugged mountains to climb, wide marshes to cross, and dark forests to go through. there is hardly a footpath in all that wild region, nor any place to find rest or shelter. they say the woods are full of wild beasts, dreadful dragons lurk in the marshes, and many cruel robber giants dwell in the mountains.”

“well,” said theseus, “if there are more dangers by land than by sea, then i will go by land, and i go at once.”

what does this passage tell you about the character of theseus.

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