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The head of Medusa is liberated from her body and from her neck emerges her children Pegasus and Chrysaor.  Poseidon forcing himself on Medusa resulting in children is a sensitive subject and will be handled carefully.  The story told to students will be as follows:
"Medusa is a devout priestess at Athena's temple along with her sisters.  Medusa's hair is astonishingly beautiful and best described as a sea of gold.  Poseidon falls in love with this feature and overcome with emotion he crashes into the temple of Athena in the form of a tidal wave, hoping to sweep Medusa out and into the Ocean and kidnap her.  Medusa and her sisters are caught in an awful crashing flood trying to sweep them out to sea.  Athena is alerted to her temple being attacked, arrives, and promptly strikes Poseidon with fury, reducing him to a small yellow puddle slinking away promptly in fear.  Medusa and her sisters are traumatized by the experience and Athena bestows upon each of them the power to petrify anyone with ill intent, even a god.  Eventually this power gets out of hand making even the mighty Zeus tremble at facing such a foe, and thus a destroyer is needed; Perseus."