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in "Perseus and the Quest for Medusa's Head," why does Perseus have to bring the king the head of Medusa? A. The king is Perseus's father and has ordered him to do so. B. Medusa wronged the king long ago. C. The king wishes to give it to his bride's father. D. The king's daughter has asked Perseus to slay Medusa for her father.
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i know it aint math
The answer is A.
Actually none of these are the answers, the real answer is because the king was marrying his mom and he was too poor to get him an actual wedding gift, which is why he set out on the quest to obtain Medusas head and give it to him as a gift
@JosephCosta i think you are right
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yea i says it in my book
duh! i just had to look in my book
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