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Why did Athena turn Medusa to a gorgon instead of Poseidon or both?
Poseidon is a god, so he can easily lift the curse.
Why did the goddess Athena put a curse on Medusa?
She was jealous of Medusa's beautiful hair and gave her the curse!
How did Medusa look before her curse?
medusa was very pretty and wait more like beautiful
Did Aphrodite curse Medusa?
Yes she did. She was jealous of Medusa for being almost as pretty as her. So she put a curse on Medusa so that she would have snakes on her head. That way, all the men would be afraid to look at Medusa, and so that they would pay more attention to Aphrodite.
Was Medusa ever cursed?
Yes, Medusa was cursed from the goddess called Athena. Athena got jealous from medusa's beauty because everyone wanted Medusa. Athena decided to curse Medusa. Now Medusa is a monster and has snakes for hair, Medusa got cursed so badly that Athena made the curse that if anyone looks at medusa will turn to stone. This teaches every god not to ever look at Medusa's face and or never to get interested in her.
Who put the curse over Medusa?
Athena, because Medusa was bragging about her beauty, when Athena was the most beautiful godess. :)
What is Medusa's special talent or skill?
Medusa turned anything she looked at into stone. That could be considered a talent - or a curse.
Where do you get the Medusa Curse in AQWorlds?
You can get it on mogloween that is once in the year.Its a seasonal rare.
Why did Medusa tuned people to stone?
Because of a curse Athena put on her.
Is perseus and medusa have the same characteristics?
No, Perseus and Medusa do not have the same characteristics. Perseus is known for his bravery and cunning, while Medusa is known for her curse that turns people to stone with her gaze. Perseus is a hero in Greek mythology, while Medusa is a monstrous creature.
Why did Aphrodite curse Medusa?
it wasnt aphrodite it was athena because she was so beautiful, she got raped.
What is the moral for the myth Medusa?
The moral of the myth of Medusa is that beauty can be both a gift and a curse. It serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of vanity, arrogance, and disrespect toward the gods.
