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In "Medusa's Head," the climax occurs when Perseus confronts Medusa, the Gorgon whose gaze turns people to stone. Armed with a reflective shield from Athena, he successfully beheads her without looking directly at her. This pivotal moment not only signifies Perseus's triumph over a formidable foe but also sets in motion the consequences of her death, including the birth of Pegasus and the eventual use of Medusa's head as a powerful weapon.

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