The Minotaur is depicted as a creature with the head of a bull and the body of a man. It's easy to understand why people are afraid to make eye contact with the Minotaur since just its gaze is enough to kill. After escaping the labyrinth, the Minotaur, despite its frightening appearance, is not a violent creature. The Minotaur who was locked in the labyrinth and the Minotaur who escaped from it share several similarities such as: the need for love and the inability to speak properly, but also have a number of differences such as: perceiving the value of human life and works.The Minotaur locked in the maze is a dirty creature who intends to kill anyone in the maze. Any Athenians sent into the labyrinth had virtually no chance of emerging alive. The Athenians would either be killed by the Minotaur or decay inside the labyrinth, as the labyrinth is a structure of interconnected passages that are difficult to navigate. Theseus is willing to trade places with one of the Athenian soldiers to kill the Minotaur (Garcia Sec.4). As the myth follows, Theseus killed the Minotaur, but what if Theseus cowered and made a deal with the Minotaur. It is very possible that the Minotaur is faking his own death and attempting to live a normal life outside the labyrinth. There might be the slightest possibility of a half bull and half man walking the face of the earth and adapting with his social ineptitude to mingle with human society (Sherrill). The Minotaur is the offspring of a female human and a male bull. Despite its utter hideousness and its need to devour men for food, the Minotaur is fundamentally a solitary creature hungry for love. He struggles to find love in the middle of paper......and skin to skin of an animal (O'Grady Par.1). The Minotaur in general is very useful with his hands as he can cook, sew, and repair cars better than the average human. We can generalize, the Minotaur must have acquired stable mechanical hands by tearing apart the poor Athenians (O'Grady Par.8). To put it briefly, the Minotaur was a violent creature, but transformed into a gentle creature longing to be included. and desire for privacy. The Minotaur still seems to be a socially inept creature and is simply tolerated by others around him. At the end of the novel The Minotaur Takes a Smoke Break, the author leaves us with the impression that people change all the time and that it is important for people to look at others from all angles. One can always examine one's own life to distinguish one's actions from childhood to the present...