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* Appeared in [[Young Hercules (Novelization)]]<br> | * Appeared in [[Young Hercules (Novelization)]]<br> | ||
The Golden Fleece was brought back to Corinth by [[Jason]] and the Argonauts. | The Golden Fleece was brought back to Corinth by [[Jason]] and [[:Category:Argonauts|the Argonauts]]. | ||
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'' Jason shook his head. Being reasonable was getting him nowhere, so he moved over to the throne. Stepping up to it, he glanced at the golden fleece that hung above and behind it. He had led Hercules, Iolaus, and the others to get the fleece in order to save his father's life. His father had still died in the end, killed by Ares. But the fleece was Jason's. He swore he would never let it leave Corinth's throne room for as long as he lived.''<br> | |||
'' Jason seated himself on the throne. As Ophistus always insisted, he sat up as straight as his spine would allow. He rested his hands on the throne's flared armrests.''<br> | |||
'' "Maybe I don't understand centaur ways as much as I thought. But I do understand this: Corinth has a strong army. We've successfully defended out borders for decades. You know how you said the people of Corinth are prejudiced against your kind? Well, those same people will see you invade and believe all the lies they've heard about centaurs being subhuman. They will rally behind the army."''<br> | |||
'' Jason leaned forward. "And I have the golden fleece. Against a powerful giant and the god of war himself, I won the fleece. I think it will take more than even the mighty Centaur Nation to take it away from me."''<br> | |||
- Golden Fleece reference in [[Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors]].}} | |||
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Revision as of 23:20, 17 April 2012
- Appeared in Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)
- Appeared in Young Hercules (Novelization)
The Golden Fleece was brought back to Corinth by Jason and the Argonauts.
Jason seated himself on the throne. As Ophistus always insisted, he sat up as straight as his spine would allow. He rested his hands on the throne's flared armrests.
"Maybe I don't understand centaur ways as much as I thought. But I do understand this: Corinth has a strong army. We've successfully defended out borders for decades. You know how you said the people of Corinth are prejudiced against your kind? Well, those same people will see you invade and believe all the lies they've heard about centaurs being subhuman. They will rally behind the army."
Jason leaned forward. "And I have the golden fleece. Against a powerful giant and the god of war himself, I won the fleece. I think it will take more than even the mighty Centaur Nation to take it away from me."
