Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Spoiler, the Minotaur dies.  The Minotaur eats human flesh and displays the dead in macabre statuesque poses under a false assumption the dead are simply asleep.  This is presented in a comical fashion and reads far more dour than when performed.  Within the story, a woman has a child with a bull, resulting in the birth of the Minotaur.  Students will NOT be hearing how Daedalus built a mechanical cow for Pasiphae in order to complete this deed.  There is no imagery or narrative present in the lesson about this.  We will simply learn "Pasiphae fell in love with the Cretan Bull" and leave it at that.  Inquiring minds may be told of the mechanical cow, but no further.