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Where did Medusa rule?
Medusa did not rule, she was a feared monster.
Did Zeus turn Medusa into a monster?
No, Zeus didn't turn Medusa into a monster. His daughter, Athena, did.
Which hero killed the monster Medusa?
It was Perseus who beheaded Medusa.
Is Medusa the monster real?
i don't know if she a real monster
Was Medusa a Greek god?
Medusa was neither a god or a goddess. She was a monster; a Gorgon.
What story is Medusa from?
Medusa is the monster slain by Perseus, the oldest of the Greek heroes.
Who is a snaky haired monster who turned medusa to stone in greek mythology?
Medusa
How did Athena help Perseus kill the monster Medusa?
She showed him pictures of Medusa and her sistersnewtest3
How did the Medusa become a monster?
Athena turned her into a monster. This is because Medusa had sexual relations with Poseidon in Athena's temple. Athena wasn't against having sex, but Medusa chose the wrong place.
How was Perseus heroic?
He decapitated the monster Medusa.
Which greek monster turns you into stone?
Medusa
What motivates the hero Medusa in the story of Perseus?
Medusa was not a hero- her actions were motivated by the fact that she was a monster.
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