“After being cursed by Athena for her 'transgression' with Poseidon in her temple, Medusa lives alone on the outskirts of the world, secluding herself from everyone so as to keep both herself and the rest of the world safe. When Perseus comes to ask for her help, Medusa tries desperately to make him leave, but no matter what she does, Perseus stays. As the days wear on and she reveals more about what led her to the cave, it becomes obvious that there is a choice to make: stay safe and alone, or re-enter the world with Perseus. One question still remains, however: what does Perseus want?”
Link (by @teashoesandhair)
This is my incentive to write 1500 words about Wordsworth and Shelley as Romantic poets, but I’m not gonna lie, I want to read it now.
