King Midas
Plot
Resolution
The kingdom benefits millions through selling the golden corpse of Midas.
The wizard is sent away to prison for the rest of his life.
At the end, Midas is happy not to have that much power.
Falling Action
Dionysus thus takes the power away.
In a moment of desperation, Midas
pleas to the old man to take back his wish.
Unfortunately for Dionysus, the golden corpse of Midas was far too heavy to carry and he is caught red handed.
Climax
When Midas hugs his daughter, he thus unintentionally turns her into gold.
Instead of granting the wish, Dionysus plots to turn Midas into gold and steal his body.
Midas realises he can't eat if his food turn into gold and he can't sleep if his pillows turn into gold as well.
Realising his kingdom might go bankrupt, Midas wants the power to turn everything he touches into gold.
Midas begins to doubt his new power.
Aurelia, Midas's daughter, becomes suspicious of the wizard's growing power.
Rising Action
Midas wishes for everything he touches to turn into gold.
The old man decides to thank Midas by granting him any wish he likes.
Dionysus(portrayed as a wizard) arrives to the kingdom to treat Midas's sickness.
Inciting Incident
King Midas decides to give hospitality
to an impoverished man on the streets
of his kingdom.
Midas's many advisers were frightened that if Midas died, the kingdom would go bankrupt.
The old and aged King Midas is dying of sickness.
Setting
On Earth
A place far north(Preferably the Arctic)
Midas's Kingdom and Palace
The Lonely City
Conflict
Character vs Character
Midas vs Dionysus vs the cronies.
Perspective
Third Person Narration
Characters
Marshall Marshall(Yet another one of Midas's cronies)
Midas's cronies and politicians
Adonis(Midas's head of servants)
Dionysus(The strange wizard)
Dionysus(Still a wizard and Midas's
closest advisor)
Aurelia(Midas's daughter)
