The Twelve Labors of Heracles

Heracles, son of Zeus, is condemned to serve King Eurystheus and perform twelve impossible tasks as penance. From slaying monstrous beasts to capturing sacred animals, each labor tests his strength, courage, and cunning. Through pain and perseverance, Heracles earns eternal glory.

Arachne: The Weaver's Curse

Arachne, a mortal gifted with unmatched weaving skill, challenges the goddess Athena to a contest of artistry. Though her work is flawless, her pride leads to tragedy. Athena transforms her into a spider, doomed to weave forever—an eternal symbol of talent and hubris.

Theseus: Hero of Athens

Theseus sets out to prove himself by traveling to Athens and defeating dangerous foes. His greatest test comes in Crete, where he must kill the Minotaur in the Labyrinth. With the help of Ariadne, he triumphs—but betrayal and sorrow follow him back to Athens.

Ariadne: The Forgotten Princess

Ariadne defies her father, King Minos, to help Theseus escape the Labyrinth. In return, she is abandoned by him on Naxos. Her sorrow catches the eye of Dionysus, who raises her to divinity. Ariadne's tale is one of love, betrayal, and ultimate transformation