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    On one hand, we have the poem ‘Medusa’ by Carol Ann Duffy, in a dramatic monologue based on a mythical creature, Medusa, whose insecurity and jealousy leads her to believe that her husband is cheating on her. Consequently, she turns into a gorgon who turns anything she looks at to stone. On the other hand ,we have ‘Les Grandes Seigneurs’ by Dorothy Molloy which is about an aggrandized woman’s romantic relationship with men there to entertain her and to support her self-aggrandizement. However,…

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    The Raft of the Medusa’s denotative meaning is the raft of jellyfish because Medusa means jellyfish. The connotative meaning is the raft of free-swimming sexual form of a jelly fish. The bottom of the raft most of the people are undressed and looking as if they are about to die. The top of the raft the people are waving clothes as if to call for help and they are standing and looking hopeful. The painting is dominated by cool colors, mostly dark and stormy. The light is being shined on the raft…

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    “The Passion According to G.H.,” by Clarice Lispector was a very exiting reading because it oddly portrayed spiritual rebirth. The small act of squashing a cockroach strangely crashes the story’s narrator and leads her into a waterfall of profound thoughts. The story is centered on the life of a narrator, who is only identified G. H. She basically just sits in her servant’s room and has these bizarre, inevitable thoughts. It is though that G.H.’s entire life is very structured, planned, and…

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    men like!" and we all feel an immediate, if secret interest in the woman so referred to. Men are the rulers of the world, and to please them is our aim and desire. Often, however, their tastes are so paradoxical that it would require a seven headed Medusa to respond to all their varied and contradictory ideas. That a man likes beauty goes without saying, as that a bee likes flowers. But as the bee only flutters about a flower which contains no honey-yielding property, so man…

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    company to make a logo Related to greek mythology because Greek mythology has a meaning behind it. There are many examples of companies who made their logo related to greek mythology. There is a company Called Versace, Whom made their logo the head of medusa. Did you know Trojan, The condom brand was named after greek mythology! Greek mythology inspired a lot of good companies who has been adapted to the modern culture. Mythology is everywhere! Greek mythology Inspires companies with…

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    Miley reminds me of a commonly known mythical character named Medusa. She was a golden haired maiden, who was a priestess of Athena, and had devoted her life to celibacy. Then One day Medusa saw Poseidon and was wooed by him, and she soon after marrying him. When Athena saw this she was enraged by what Medusa had done, then Athena punished Medusa by causing her to turn from the beautiful woman she was, to the creature that is Medusa, the Medusa we know commonly as a monster.…

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    Hydra Research Paper

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    In times of trouble when soldiers and warriors came to kill Medusa in her lair while she was sleeping, the Hydra would attack and kill them, with mighty swipes of her tail and with he poison in her fangs. The Hydra did this for Medusa for hundreds of years, traveling with her to visit Pandora and Aphrodite and protect the three girls while they caught up in the sanctuary of their homes, protecting Medusa in while she slept, showered, ate, wrote, and researched if it was possible to…

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    Percy Jackson Myths

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    mythology in the first movie of Percy Jackson, The Lightning Thief, is Medusa. In Mythology, Medusa and her two sisters were once very beautiful Gorgons, but were punished by Athena. Athena gave them snakes for hair and Medusa was the only one of the three Gorgons that wasn’t immortal. If anyone looked into Medusa’s eyes, they would be turned to stone. Later on, the demigod Perseus went to the Gorgon's cave and killed Medusa. In the movie, Percy and his friends must find a pearl and one is at a…

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    His skin was as brown as a bear’s fur. He was the son of Bob Marley and Medusa which made him the king of reggae. When he was born he was smaller than the other kids but was musically gifted which was not surprise to Medusa nor his father. Even know he was talented it did not stop the other kids from picking on him. So one day after her son came home from school crying with his hands over his face for the seventh time Medusa unsure of what to do began pleading to Artemis the goddess of chastity,…

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    I Ain’t Afraid of No Curse Throughout the Colloquium Monstrorum, I noticed connections between a few of the different monsters. Specifically, connections between the Baba Yaga, the Wendigo, the Werewolf, and Medusa. The monsters exhibit individual connections of female power, european origin, witchcraft, the devil, and cannibalism, but overall, they all share the common qualities of being cursed, their unattractiveness, and being human. While many monsters lectured about during the Colloquium…

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