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Did medusa want people to turn to stone?
Yes
Does Medusa want to turn people to snake?
Maybe she wanted to turn them into snake but couldn't find the way but instead turned them into stones
Does Medusa want people to gaze at her?
ya so she can turn em to stonee that not the true answer is no because medusa doesnt even know she could turn people to stone so she went to a cave to hide from previnting people to being turned to stone
Does Medusa only turn men into stone?
Medusa isn't real But i think that she only turns men into stone not woman because she is a woman and she doesn't want to hurt the woman Also, her blood is deadly. In the original, it was her blood that would turn into scorpions.
What does Medusa want to do?
well if your talking about the greek medusa then most likely wants to get revenge on athena or just turn basically everyone into stone. hope that helped welcome from kate barrlow
What does Medusa want Percy to do in The Lightning Thief?
She basically just wants him to get turned into stone.
Does Medusa want people to look at her?
Medusa probably does not care one way or another.
In The Lightning Thief who killed Medusa Percy or his friend?
Percy, Annabeth told him to since he had the better weapon and Medusa didn't want to kill him, just turn him into a statue of stone.
Why did medusa used black magic to form or rearrange her face as she did not want anyone to see her beauty anymore?
Yeah, I don't know where you are getting your information but stop now, it's from a bad source. Medusa of Greek Myth is called the daughter of Phorkys, this being the god of the dangers of the sea, Medusa as his offspring is a monster born of monstrous gods, she was always a monster, lovely or not, and always turned living things - and people - to stone, she and her sisters were a explanation of reefs and how ships were caught by them. Athena, as a goddess who cursed Medusa for coupling with Poseidon in her temple - and made her "so hideous as to turn men to stone", is another aspect of Greek myth to explain why Athena - a virgin goddess - helped Perseus. No where in the Greek myth surrounding Medusa do they use "black magic to form or rearrange her face" because Medusa is somehow ashamed of her beauty or wishes to keep it for herself or not be seen by men.
What is the lesson being taught in medusa?
The lesson being taught in medusa is that you can't judge a book by its cover and the second answer is some people will do just about anything to get what they want!!!!!!
What sprang out of medusa after her head was cut off?
Athena, a goddess did this to her. When Medusa was a very beautiful girl, she asked to visit the south. Athena did not let her. So then Medusa therantened her that she would dare say she was jealous of her beauty. Then Athens got mad and cursed with ugliness. She was so ugly whoever looks her in the eye will turn to stone.
Why do you turn to stone if you look into medusas eyes?
Medusa was turned into a Gorgon by reason of either two things: 1. Medusa and Poseidon were caught together at Athena's temple, and since Athena was promised to Poseidon, Athena could not punish him, so she punished Medusa by changing her into a monster. or 2. Medusa was a normal human woman that worked in the temple of Athena. Medusa thought herself to be more beautiful than any goddess, even Athena. When Athena found out about this, she turned Medusa into a monster that no one would want to look at. One attribute of Medusa's curse was to have eyes that turned anything into stone once they were looked into. Just a fraction of a look was enough. Just to show that no one would ever look upon her in beauty again. Perseus, the killer of Medusa, used a shield to look upon the reflection of Medusa, since a reflection will not harm you. As a side note, there is some evidence that the myth is based around the real illness, Seefer's disease (a.k.a. Human Statue Syndrome), which causes one's skin to harden in roughly twenty minutes (this being said, there have only been a handful of cases known to modern medicine).
