This person observes carvings of Aegaeon crushing some whales, and of Doris swimming with her daughters, as he approaches an emerald-laden throne. A king of Liguria named Cygnus chose to dwell in lakes as a swan upon learning of this figure's fate. This man's sisters mourned until their tears turned to amber and their bodies turned into poplar trees. In one episode this man boils the blood of the Ethiopians, turning their skin black. The Earth appeals to the gods to stop the suffering this man causes during that episode, which ends with him (*) crashing into the Eridanus River after being struck by Zeus' lightning, and begins when he drops the reins of his father's horses and goes careening across the sky in the chariot of the sun. For 10 points, name this ill-fated son of Helios.
This person observes carvings of Aegaeon crushing some whales, and of Doris swimming with her daughters, as he approaches an emerald-laden throne. A king of Liguria named Cygnus chose to dwell in lakes as a swan upon learning of this figure's fate. This man's sisters mourned until their tears turned to amber and their bodies turned into poplar trees. In one episode this man boils the blood of the Ethiopians, turning their skin black. The Earth appeals to the gods to stop the suffering this man causes during that episode, which ends with him (*) crashing into the Eridanus River after being struck by Zeus' lightning, and begins when he drops the reins of his father's horses and goes careening across the sky in the chariot of the sun. For 10 points, name this ill-fated son of Helios.
This person observes carvings of Aegaeon crushing some whales, and of Doris swimming with her daughters, as he approaches an emerald-laden throne.
Phaethon [or Phaeton]