How did Ariadne get to Therus?
One night, Ariadne was met by a night-time messenger who gave her news of her brother who was situated on the border of Atlantis. The man was Stolos whom she later heard was killed for his arrival in the city. Unable to reach Therus without being seen, she enlisted the help of her handmaiden, Korinna and her friend, Jason.
Why did Ariadne refuse to leave Atlantis?
In all respects, Ariadne refused to leave Atlantis because she believed she was helping the civilians there and a protection for them. Unable to believe this, she realised Therus had drugged her drink and she fainted. Her body was escorted from the farmstead by Therus and he took his horse and began riding through the forest.
What happens to Minos and Ariadne?
When she returns to Atlantis with Pasiphae, Minos has been restored back to health who orders for Ariadne to be let go free. She embraces her father who is angry at Pasiphae. Ariadne then has a message sent to Jason from Melas to meet at the temple.
What does Ariadne mean in the Bible?
Princess now Queen Ariadne ( Greek : Ἀριάδνη) is the daughter of King Minos and stepdaughter of Queen Pasiphae and lives in the city of Atlantis . Ariadne disapproved of the way that seven people every year were sacrificed to the Minotaur to appease the gods.
What is the statue that protects Atlantis?
Atlantis is protected by the statue called Palladium. Medea, sent by Pasiphae and smuggled into Atlantis by Lord Sarpedon, steals the Palladium. Ariadne sends Jason, Hercules and Pythagoras again to retrieve the Palladium from Pasiphae and her army before Atlantis falls.
When was the first episode of Atlantis on TV?
Jump to navigation Jump to search. Atlantis is a British fantasy-adventure television programme, inspired by Greek mythology (including the legend of Atlantis) and created by Johnny Capps and Julian Murphy with Howard Overman. It premiered on 28 September 2013 on BBC One.