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Amelia
Amelia
2025-02-28 18:21:24
That's what this film 'Medusa' shows from the very beginning. She's got a story to tell! Now let us go back to the mythological origin of Medusa. She was actually born by divine parents with incredibly tragic fates. Phorcys is a god of the sea, but he has a human head and a fish's tail. He is a kind of merman that goes about with hands like crab claws and red, prickly skin.

This guy controls such things as underwater mines, tidal currents, sea ramps--all held deep in his own domain, safely away from surface swimmers. Ceto, is the sea monster goddess daughter of Gaia and Pontus. Her area is literally all dangers beneath an ocean's surface. Such parents as these explain for us why Medusa turned out as she did!
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