Medusa's Mythology Breakdown

Explore the fascinating and often contradictory origin stories of Medusa from Greek and Roman mythology. Early Greek writers like Hesiod, Homer, and Apollodorus describe Medusa as either born a monster or cursed for vanity, while Ovid’s later Roman version in Metamorphoses presents her as a tragic victim of Poseidon’s assault and Athena’s punishment. This video also uncovers how modern media and online sources often blur these distinctions, spreading misinformation that fuels the debate over whether Medusa should be seen as a villain or a victim. Common misconceptions about her appearance, powers, and Perseus’s role are clarified, highlighting the importance of consulting the original ancient sources.

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