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39 (She does, and Perseus withdraws Medusa’s head from the
knapsack. The sea monster turns to stone and sinks in the sea.
Then Perseus cuts the chain with his sword to free Andromeda.)

40 Andromeda: Kind sir, you have returned a life to me I
thought had been stolen.

41 Perseus: Give me your hand, then, and I will protect you on your
journey through life.

42 Andromeda: Who are you, kind sir?

43 Perseus: I am Perseus, son of Danae.

44 Andromeda: Oh. (sympathetic) Then I am sorry, sir, for you.

45 Perseus: Why so? I just found you. I’m the luckiest man alive.

46 Andromeda: Don’t you know what has happened to
your mother?

47 Perseus: No, how is she?

48 Andromeda: She refused to marry Polydectes, so he put
her in the dungeon to punish her.

49 Perseus: (angrily) The king has gone too far! Come, we
will reverse this wrong.

Lights dim.

SCENE IV

Lights up at the palace of Polydectes, where Polydectes sits on a throne

surrounded by lords, ladies, and guards.

50 (Enter Perseus and Andromeda.)

51 Polydectes: Perseus, you live to see another day! How very clever
you are!

52 Perseus: King Polydectes, this is Andromeda. (Andromeda bows.)

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