Her innocence can be seen by the white glow that shines on her delicate, soft skin. His body language shows fear, but at the same time hope and faith. Her arms are clasped behind her back, meticulously touching the black, evil creature to demonstrate how close she is to witnessing hell, but the clothes she wears are almost removed, and this serves to represent that she would soon be freed by her buyer. . Perseus sees the princess in misery and shoots the glorious arrow that pierces the hard, thick and dark skin of the being. Almost immediately Cetus, the monster who once lay between the two, understands that he would soon be overwhelmed by the muscles of the son of Zeus and that Perseus was stronger than ever.