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The myth of king Midas warns us against
(a) stealing.
(b) greed.
(c) wanting power.

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Answered by omjain65
5

Answer:

greed is the answe of myth of king Midas warns us against

Answered by ArghyaPratim
5

Answer:

b) greed

Explanation:

King Midas, who always wanted gold was blessed with his touch that could turn everything into gold. However his greed costs him much more. The food he touched turned to gold, and even his daughter.

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