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Personal Reflection Name:Kevin 周德明 Department: Business Administration 企管一甲 Registration Number:10445031 Direction: A personal reflection is an opportunity to reconsider events, thoughts and feelings from a fresh perspective. Your personal reflection can include: (1) your opinions, beliefs and experiences; (2) similarities or contrasts to your own life (i.e. experiences you can identify with); (3) how real or believable a subject / text is; (4) your emotional state at a given moment; and (5) sympathy or empathy with characters. You can support your response through: (1) examples from the text; (2) referring to specific events within a text; and (3) referring to specific quotes within a text. My Personal Reflection: After half a semester of learning the Greek Mythology, I found the legend of Theseus the most interesting. In all heroism and intrigues and magic of the Greek Mythology, I have never realized about the wit of the heroes or the gods. It seems that there has been little characters who prevail using mostly the ability of their minds, with the character referred to the most when it comes to cleverness being Athena, but the fact that heroes such as Hercules and Perseus are celebrated a lot more than Theseus is quite peculiar for me. With all due respect, the earlier two were not as good as Theseus had ever been. Perseus needed the help of Athena and Hermes to defeat Medusa, and by mere luck killed Acrisius his fleeing enemy. Hercules had always used his mere strength to deal with his problems, and was often quite dull with his brains. Theseus, on the other hand, was a wise and benevolent king of Athens. It was said that he was the one that invented the concept of democracy and applied it successfully so that Athens was the happiest, most prosperous and the true home of liberty at that time. That is why I think Theseus deserves recognition more than Perseus or Hercules.