In the myth Perseus and Medusa, Medusa did not have a petrifying gaze.
She was so hideous in appearance that anyone who looked at her was turned to stone. Perseus uses a polished shield to look at her reflection instead of at her and was able to approach her and cut off her head with a sword.
Medusa's gaze turned mortals to stone.
Medusa's ability to gaze at men and make them stone is likened to coral.
He unveils the head of Medusa and turns her gaze towards King Polydectes, because even in death Medusa's gaze can turn things to stone.
If someone were to gaze directly into the eyes of a creature with a head resembling a combination of Trump and Medusa, they would likely be turned to stone, as Medusa's gaze had the power to petrify those who looked at her directly.
You will turn into stone if Medusa wasnt looking at you but if st you he was looking at you, you will turn into an stone
Medusa (the lady with the snakes for hair)
No, Medusa is a Gorgon from Greek mythology.
Medusa killed many "someones." With her gaze she could turn people to stone and she made use of that gift.
When Medusa looks at her reflection in the mirror, she does not turn to stone because she is immune to her own gaze.
pursues was the one how choped medusa's hed off
Yes, Perseus defeated Medusa by cutting off her head.
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