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What is the theme of the story.

excessive greed and the pursuit of material wealth can lead to ruin, unhappiness, and the loss of what truly matters, such as family and health

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what type of person visits King Midas in his treauser room.

A man to test him and offer him a wish.

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what happens in the exposition

We meet midas. and that he loves gold

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what is Meiosis

When something serious is described lightly

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what does burnished mean

polished to shine

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what does Midas start to lose as he gains gold.

Food,happiness, and his daughter

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what wish did the stranger grant

Golden touch- everything he touches turns to gold

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what happens in the rising action.

He gets the golden touch. food turns to gold.

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what is the inciting incident

whn King Midas asks for the golden touch.

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what does lustrous mean 

shiny or brilliant

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how does he explain these losese to him or rationalize.

At first he thinks it will be good

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how does the stranger help Midas reverse the curse of the golden touch

He washes in the river like he is told

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What happens in the climax

His daughter turns to gold

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explain the scene establishes the conflict.

It starts the main problem with the in the treauser room.

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what does the word gilded mean

Covered in thin layer of gold.

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what is the climax point of the story.

when his daughter turns to gold

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What words does the auother use to describe the treasure room.

Bright,shiny, and filled with gold

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what happens in the falling action

he begs to remove the curse

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A scene that plays a pivotal role in the plot

when his daughter turns to gold

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what  does midases greed cause

A disconnection of reality

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what paragraphs does King Midas realize gold is not worth more than loosing his daughter.

Paragraphs 57-59

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why does Midas value the sunbeam.

He is greedy and thinks it brings happiness.

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what happens in the resolution

He learns his lesson. The curse gets removed

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what lesson does he learn

That gold is not more important than family

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what was Hawthorne's purpose of writing his stories

to take the greek myths out of their classic coldness and let children enjoy them.