Percy Jackson took Medusa's severed head, which he had double bagged to contain its petrifying gaze, and later used it as a weapon against his enemies. He kept it in a safe place, knowing its power, but eventually, he also used it to turn foes to stone when necessary. Ultimately, he decided to donate it to the Museum of Natural History in New York City, ensuring it would be kept out of reach and safely displayed.
No, he ships it to Mount Olympus.
In the "Percy Jackson & The Olympians" series, particularly in "The Lightning Thief," Percy Jackson encounters Medusa, who has a head that can turn people to stone. After defeating her, Percy uses a reflective shield to avoid her gaze and ultimately beheads her. He then places her severed head in a bag, ensuring it is covered to prevent anyone from accidentally looking at it and being turned to stone. This head later becomes a useful tool for Percy and his friends during their adventures.
To impress the gods. Grover said so in the book
The object inside the box under Percy's bed was Medusa's head that is why Percy's mom was freaking out.
madusas head
Ewww...
No, he ships it to Mount Olympus.
Percy Jackson took Medusa's head, which he had severed during their encounter in "The Lightning Thief," and double-bagged it in a waterproof sack to contain its dangerous powers. He later used the head as a weapon by sending it to his enemies, including turning the monster’s gaze on a group of unwanted visitors at a party. Ultimately, he also sent the head to his friend, Luke, as a way to deal with their shared adversaries.
Because even severs she can still turn him into stone if he looks into her eyes
Medusa is a mythical creature that can turn anyone to stone if you look into her eyes. Even when the head to severed it is still capable of turn you to stone. In that case, Percy must carefully wrap the head without looking into her eyes.
In the "Percy Jackson & The Olympians" series, particularly in "The Lightning Thief," Percy Jackson encounters Medusa, who has a head that can turn people to stone. After defeating her, Percy uses a reflective shield to avoid her gaze and ultimately beheads her. He then places her severed head in a bag, ensuring it is covered to prevent anyone from accidentally looking at it and being turned to stone. This head later becomes a useful tool for Percy and his friends during their adventures.
To impress the gods. Grover said so in the book
Mount Olympus
Perseus.
he killed it with medusas severed head
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She cutted it from her shield and ate it. TRUE FACT!