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Freudians may interpret the Minotaur myth as
 
  a. the stages in the development of human intellect.
  b. a young person's arriving at sexual maturity.
  c. enduring guilt over the male's attraction to his mother.
  d. the symbolic death of the father.
  e. parents' wish for the child's future prosperity.
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