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Source 1THE GORGON'S HEADFrom Andent GreeceAme Terry WhiteAorsius, King of Argos, came home from Delphi with a heavy heart, for he hadreceived a dreadful cracie"No sons shall be born to you," "the priestess had told him. "But you shall havea grandson, and by his hand you shall deNow the King had an only daughter, who was yet a maiden. So in his distresshe thought I will evade my tate I will shut Danae up away from the sight of men in ahouse of bronze al surk underground." And he carried out his cruel plan.But Acrisius forgot to take the gods into account. Part of the roof of the housewas open to the sky And one day, as lovely Danse sat sadly looking up at the passingclouds Zeus beheld the maiden Changing himself into a shower of gold, he stormedso her chamberWhen afterwards a son was born toDanae, she hid him from her father's sightNevertheless, the King discovered the baby andwas more than ever filed with fear. He dared notkil ittle Perseus directly lest the gods avenge themurder Instead, he had a great chest buit, placedDanae and her boy in & and set them adrift uponthe seaAl day and at night the chest tossedupon the waves. Danae luled her child with song.and he slept. But when daan came, a great wavepicked up the chest and camed it dose to the tinyisland of SeraphosIt happened that a fisherman. Dictys byname, saw the chest bobbing on the waves close tothe shore. He dragged the box to land and opened itWhen he beheld the potul mother with the helplessittle child, his heart was moved. He took them bothto his wife, for Dictys was childless, and there in thekindly fehorfolk's humble home Perseus grow up.Now Danae had been a beautful maiden. And when Perseus has grown into afine tal youth she was stil beautful. So it was not strange that King Polydectes, whowas Dictys brother fell in love with her and made her his wife. But the King hated theyouth-just because Danse doted on him and sought some way to get rid of himAt last Palydectes said to his stepson, The time has come, Perseus, for you towin glory for yourself in some bold adverture"Young Perseus thought so too. But what should the adventure be?37Let's utilize theseterminologies inthe aspect of comparingand contrasting thecontents of one source ofinformation to another.VS.Source 2YouTubethe gorgon's headSo he put out Medusa'shead in his pocket andturned Phineas togetherwith his companionog into a stone.PAL2The Gorgon's Head, a Greek Mythology14,801 views Jul 18, 2019Give me twosentencescomparing andcontrasting in thispicture!19506SHARE+ SAVE​

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