Even though King Midas was warned that his wish to turn everything he touched into gold could be very harmful, he ignored the advice, filled with greed and avarice.
Therefore, when, upon touching her, he turned his own daughter into gold, he had no one to blame but himself. This was the terrible consequence of the choice he made.
I'm not sure what you mean but giving away so many points just to say that "magic johnson sure has some exciting tricks to show us tonight figurative language" it honestly doesn't make any sense to me
