He got food poisoning from his dinner the night before.

The bread was stale and the cheese was rotten.

He couldn't eat anything because everything he touched turned to gold.

Aurelia hadn't picked him a bouquet of roses.

When the glowing figure appeared before him in the dungeon.

When he turned Aurelia into a gold statue.

When he plunged into the foaming spring.

When he restored Aurelia.

He ran out of water from the spring, so he didn't have enough to restore the rose.

He kept it as a gift for Aurelia, as she loved flowers so much.

He kept it as a reminder of the golden touch and that family is more important than wealth.

He kept it as a reminder of the golden touch, a time that he will look back on with happy memories.

She missed their scent.

Gold made her feel sick.

The gold roses were too heavy, so she couldn't adorn the breakfast table with a bouquet.

She realized that her father was greedy and loved gold more than flowers.

He reminded him of his own father.

Midas himself would be have been poor if it weren't for all his gold.

He was in a good mood because a stranger had just given him the golden touch.

He thought that if he was kind to the stranger, he would give him magical powers.

A stranger that he didn't punish, granted him a wish.

He ate gold for breakfast each day, which gave him a special power.

He exchanged it for a bouquet of roses.

He bathed in a foaming spring past the borders of his realm.

He started to get so hungry that he was worried he would die.

He realized that it is possible to have too much gold.

Turning his daughter to gold made him the most miserable of men.

He missed the scent of the flowers in his garden.

He woke up the next morning and realized it was all a dream.

He sold everything that he turned into gold.

He was granted another wish by a stranger that he found sleeping in his garden.

He cleansed himself in the water of a foaming spring.