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Medusa was once a beautiful young girl who was kissing her boyfriend in the temple of Athena. Athena saw them and became angry that her temple was being used this way. As punishment, Athena transformed Medusa into an ugly creature with snakes for hair. Medusa's boyfriend fled in fear and Medusa hid away from others, living with her also transformed sisters, with the power to turn anyone who looked at them to stone.
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