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 morta
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].