Medusa: The Tragic Curse of Innocence

In the shadows of ancient Greece, Medusa was once a beautiful and devoted priestess

of Athena. She served faithfully, guarding the temple and honoring the gods until one day

Poseidon violated her within Athena's sacred halls. Instead of mercy, Athena cursed her,

transforming her hair into writhing snakes and giving her gaze the power to turn anyone to

stone. Cast out and feared by all, Medusa wandered alone,

hunted for a curse she did not deserve. Mortals trembled at her presence, yet she became stronger,

terrifying, and unforgettable. Her story reminds us that even the innocent can be

made monsters. Comment the next myth you want me to break down and subscribe for more