Drops of this figure's blood became the giant Chrysaor [KREE-"sour"], and this figure's   siblings were named Stheno [s-THEH-no] and Euryale [yoo-ree-AH-lee].
Drops of this figure's blood became the giant Chrysaor [KREE-"sour"], and this figure's   siblings were named Stheno [s-THEH-no] and Euryale [yoo-ree-AH-lee]. Athena cursed this  woman for lying with Poseidon in her temple, and used this figure's face to decorate her (*)  Ægis [EE-jis]. Perseus used his shield to see this woman as he killed her, since her glance could  turn mortals to stone. For 10 points, name this only mortal Gorgon, a woman with snakes for hair.
Drops of this figure's blood became the giant Chrysaor [KREE-"sour"], and this figure's   siblings were named Stheno [s-THEH-no] and Euryale [yoo-ree-AH-lee].
Medusa