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lemmy.world

Hate to be that guy, but Perseus uses a reflective shield to prevent himself getting turned to stone so this shouldn't work.

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ladiciusreply
lemmy.world

Also: How did he not get turned into stone when he studied her face for its features and imperfections?

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Echreply

Face ≠ eyes.

Also, he can just lie.

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programming.dev

Isn't that because it's Athena's shield though? Otherwise it's pretty easy to get around it.

You could use two mirrors like a mini periscope to look directly at her, since it's a double reflection you're double protected! Or maybe they cancel each other out. And what about prisms or lenses bending light, does that work as well as a reflection? Are people with glasses immune?

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Yeah, I wouldn't call the double mirror contraption "easy".

For one, you'd have to be aware of exactly what you're up against, and of the reflection loophole.

Athena's magic is literally wisdom.

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