text: In the Metamorphoses, Helios transforms Clytie into one of these objects after her sister Leucothoe is buried alive.
full_question: In the Metamorphoses, Helios transforms Clytie into one of these objects after her sister Leucothoe is buried alive. One of these objects memorializes a young man who is fatally struck with a stray discus in the aftermath of a love triangle between him, Zephyrus, and Apollo. Another of these objects appears at the place where Adonis is killed by a boar. A transformation into this object ends the life of a mortal who rejects the love of the nymph Echo, and is consequently drawn to a pool where he stares at his reflection until he decays into one of these objects. For 10 points, identify this type of object into which that youth, Narcissus, is transformed.
first_sentence: In the Metamorphoses, Helios transforms Clytie into one of these objects after her sister Leucothoe is buried alive.
raw_answer: flowers [or heliotrope; or sunflower; or hyacinth; or anemone; or narcissus before "Narcissus" is read]