After saving the daughter of Cepheus and winning her hand in marriage, this character killed his rival claimant Phineus. While competing in an athletic competition, he accidentally hit his grandfather with a discus, thus fulfilling the prediction of the Oracle of Delphi that he would cause the demise of his grandfather. He stole the only eye among the Graiae in order to obtain information about their sisters. Acrisius had this character and his mother pushed out to sea in a box after Zeus fathered him via a golden shower. On his way to complete a task given him by Polydectes, he borrowed Athen
After saving the daughter of Cepheus and winning her hand in marriage, this character killed his rival claimant Phineus. While competing in an athletic competition, he accidentally hit his grandfather with a discus, thus fulfilling the prediction of the Oracle of Delphi that he would cause the demise of his grandfather. He stole the only eye among the Graiae in order to obtain information about their sisters. Acrisius had this character and his mother pushed out to sea in a box after Zeus fathered him via a golden shower. On his way to complete a task given him by Polydectes, he borrowed Athena's shield and Hermes' winged sandals. On his way back, he rescued Andromeda. Identify this son of Danaë, the Greek hero who killed Medusa.
After saving the daughter of Cepheus and winning her hand in marriage, this character killed his rival claimant Phineus.
{Perseus}