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The Graeae are three primordial sea sisters in Greek Mythology who share one eye and one tooth.They do not interact with real-world historical figures, as they belong strictly to myth. Their only major narrative interaction is with the legendary Greek hero Perseus, who tricks them to find Medusa.Who are the Graeae?The Sisters: Three crones named Deino (dread), Enyo (horror), and Pemphredo (alarm).The Curse: They were born with gray hair and share a single, interchangeable eye and tooth among them.The Lineage: They are daughters of the sea gods Phorcys and Ceto, making them sisters to the Gorgons (including Medusa).Interaction with the Hero PerseusThe Quest: When the demigod Perseus sets out to kill Medusa, he needs magical items (winged sandals, a cap of invisibility, and a bag) kept by the Nymphs. Only the Graeae know where the nymphs live.The Theft: Perseus sneaks up on the sisters as they pass their single eye between each other and snatches it out of the air.The Ransom: Blind and helpless without the eye, the Graeae are forced to give Perseus the directions he needs in exchange for its return. The three sisters represent one is the past, One the present, and one the future not mutually exclusive but they shift between those three roles. Percy Jackson series: Author Rick Riordan uses them as New York City taxi drivers who share a single eye and argue over driving.Video Games: They appear in games like God of War and various fantasy role-playing games as enemies or quest givers.Comic Books: Various indie comics feature them as cosmic or supernatural informants.Movies and Television Clash of the Titans (1981 & 2010): They appear as blind witches in a swamp whom Perseus forces to tell him how to defeat Medusa.Hercules (1997): Disney merges them with the Moirae (Fates) into three blue women who share one glowing eye to see the future.Fantasy Shows: Shows like Xena: Warrior Princess feature similar blind oracle tropes inspired by the Graeae.