Theseus is a demigod who was known for his strategy. He lived with his mother in a hut in a place named Troezen. One day his life changed when he was beaten in a fight with a larger boy and went to the beach to have a wave cover him, but instead the sounds of the waves put him to sleep. He then woke up and saw he had been visited by a bird who told him, “do not fear your enemy’s size, but use it against him.” With the knowledge that the bird bestowed upon him he gained the heroic qualities of strategy and bravery. Since Theseus was a hero he exhibited the heroic quality of strategy. An example of his strategy is in Bernard Evslin’s “Heroes, Gods, and Monsters of The Greek Myths”. Theseus went up to the boy who had previously defeated him