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Which of the following best explains why Minos asks if King AEgeus has a son in Part I: The Treaty?

A. Because Minos wants to invite AEgeus and his son to Crete for the yearly festival

B. Because Minos is worried that all sons in Greece are being killed by a monster

C. Because Minos expects to kill AEgeus’s son to avenge his own son’s death in Athens

D. Because Minos’s pet Minotaur only feeds on sons

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