PPT-The Laugh of the Medusa

Medusa Woman as Monster of Abyss Where is thewoman who kept in the dark about herself hasnt been ashamed of her strength Who feeling a funny desire stirring inside of her to sing to write to dare to speak in short to bring out something new hasnt thought she was sick . on horseback (Pegasus?) decapitates Medusa and effects the birth of . Chrysaor. LIMC . s.v. . . Gorgo. , -ones 310A. Melische. Reliefs. London, BMB 365 und Berlin (DDR) . Staatl. . Mus. 8382 -. Jocobsthal. Carol Ann Duffy. http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/anthony-horowitz-the-gorgon-s-head/6877.html. Who is Medusa? . lonely. vulnerable. man-hater. EVIL. jealous. sensitive. By: Diana Aguilar, Annabelle Alvarez, and Luisa . Andreu. . Dana. ё. Daughter of . Acrisius. , King of Argos.. Mother of Perseus.. According to prophecy, . Acrisius. was to one day be killed by his grandson.. Guardian . protectress. What/who is medusa?. Medusa is a roman myth and is a type of creature known as a gorgon and is known for her power of turning people into stone. She is also in a Percy Jackson movie . and Medusa. Clark Hilliard. Alex Townsend. Perseus. with the Head of Medusa. Antonio Canova. Rome, Italy. 1804-1806. Marble. The Metropolitan Museum. Perseus. with the Head of Medusa. Benvenuto. Cellini. . The evil king . Polyesters . wanted to marry . Pursues’ . mom. But he didn’t like . Pursues.. He sent . Pursues . on a mission to kill Medusa.. When pursues killed medusa. Why he was sent to find Medusa ……. WARM UP . B-2. Corrections for Study Guide: Medusa’s Cave. 4. . Explain why . Danae. was locked in a bronze chamber. .. Danae. . was locked in a bronze . chamber because King . Acrisius. feared the prophecy that his unborn grandson would kill him. (52. Chapter 11. We Visit the Garden Gnome . Emporium. A Teacher’s Guide to . The Lightning Thief . 44. ©2005 Rick Riordan (www.rickriordan.com). Chapter 11. *faltered- to hesitate, stutter. shrill- high pitched. Kyriaki. . Stavri. . Eleftheria. Savva. Year 6(1). medusa. In Greek mythology Medusa was a monster, a Gorgon, generally described as a winged human female with a hideous face and living venomous snakes in place of hair. Gazers upon her face would turn to stone. existing only in stories. Creatures. anything that lives . (but is not a plant). Mythical. Creatures. Vocabulary. Dragon. Hydra. Unicorn. Mermaid. Merman. Pegasus. Death. Griffin. eagle. lion. Phoenix. Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum Cnidaria. Class Hydrozoa. Class Scyphozoa. Class Anthozoa. Phylum Ctenophora. Major Characteristics. Presence of specialized tissues. Also called Coelenterates. Comprised of sea anemones, jellyfish, corals. AO2. : explain how language, structure and form contribute to writers’ presentation of ideas, themes and settings.. Learning objectives:. Medusa – Carol Ann Duffy. How much can you remember?. What can you remember about the Greek mythological character Medusa?. . Hard. B. Renee Dugger, DNP, RN, GCNS-BC. Are humor and laughter appropriate responses in tough times?. What we will talk about today. Humor Aikido. Examples of humor use in tough situations. Health benefits of humor/laughter. Words that Allude to Characters in Greek Mythology Common Core Standard R.L.4.4 Learning Objective Today, we will determine the meaning of words and phrases that are used in mythological stories .