After this character and his killer both call this character’s sister “the sea,” this character says, “I am asking you to kill me…asking you for life,” to which his killer replies, “Silence!...Heroes hate words!” Julio Cortázar wrote a verse drama about this character’s death, The Kings. This (15[1])young antagonist is killed while wearing a ritual mask in Mary Renault’s The King Must Die. In a story, this (-5[1])character (15[1])uses 14 to mean “infinite” and “deliver[s]” men (15[1])“from evil” (15[1])in a place with (15[1])“no locked doors.” This (15[1])(*) mythological character asks, (10[1])“What will my redeemer be like?...will (10[2])he be like me?” (10[1])in that story, which ends with a hero saying that this character (10[1])“scarcely defended (10[1])himself.” (10[1])This character, (10[3])who narrates the Borges story “The House (10[2])of Asterion,” (10[2])periodically (10[1])receives 14 tributes (10[1]-5[1])as sacrifices (-5[1])and is killed after a princess gives a spool of thread to Theseus. For 10 points, name this inhabitant of the Labyrinth. ■END■ (10[1])