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Is maduca the woman with snakes as hair and eyes that can turn people to stone?
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∙ 12y ago
Her name is spelled Medusa, and yes she can turn people to stone with her eyes.
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What is the main theme of Medusa?
a woman with snakes as hair and can turn people to stone if that person looks at her
Was Medusa ugly?
That depends. Some people think of her as a beautiful woman with snakes for hair, and some think of her as a completely ugly hag (with snakes for hair). Either way, looking at her turns you to stone.
Who is the woman with snakes on her head in Greek mythology?
She was Medusa. To look upon her would turn one to stone.
What is Medusa's stregnth's?
Medusa was a woman who was cursed and turned into a gorgon. She had snakes for her hair and could turn you into stone if you looked directly in her eyes.
What happened to medusa's head in the book The Lightning Thief?
in the book, poseidon sends her head to Percys house for him
Recently a woman became a snake in Indonesia is it true?
No. People cannot turn into snakes.
Why Medusa be a bad woman?
She turns people to stone. Not exactly kind!
What was Medusa first appearance in literature or drama?
Medusa's first known appearance in literature is in Ovid's "Metamorphoses," a narrative poem written in Latin in 8 AD. In this work, Medusa is described as a mortal woman who is transformed into a monster with snakes for hair and a gaze that turns people to stone by the goddess Athena.
What are the release dates for Stone the Woman - 1913?
Stone the Woman - 1913 was released on: USA: 2 September 1913
What did socrate do?
his mom(Phaenarete) was a midwife, which was someone(usually a woman) who helped people with child birth. His dad (Sophroniscus) was a stone cutter/carver who worked with stone.
What is the theme of the poem the poverty of the woman who turned herself into stone?
theme of the poem the poverty of the woman who turned herself into a stone
Why stone is important?
Lucy Stone fought for woman's rights. She was the first woman to keep her last name after she got married.
