Ancient Greek writers give two possible reasons for why King Minos becomes so angry with Daedalus.?

Ancient Greek writers suggest that King Minos becomes angry with Daedalus for two main reasons: first, Daedalus helps Theseus escape from the Labyrinth, undermining Minos's authority and control over the creature within. Second, Daedalus is believed to have boasted about his superior craftsmanship, which offends Minos's pride and status as a ruler. These actions provoke Minos's wrath, leading to Daedalus's subsequent punishment and flight.