"He thinks she is beautiful, does he?" she said. "I'll fix that! Wait until I find her!" Now Jupiter had to think fast. He did not want Juno to punish Io. So he changed the young woman into a beautiful white cow. "Juno will never find her now," he said.

"I am Mercury. Jupiter sent me to kill Argus. I wish I could change into a woman again. If I did, Juno would really be angry. But at least Argus will no longer watch you." Juno was angry enough when she heard that Argus was dead. "Go to the body," she ordered.

As quickly as Juno changed Callisto, Jupiter changed Arcas. He became a smaller bear. Jupiter then put the two bears among the stars in the sky. "They will be safe there," he said. When Juno saw what Jupiter had done, she was very angry. She sent for Neptune, the god of the sea.

Everyone knew that Juno, queen of the gods, was jealous. Jupiter was the only one who was not afraid of her. He often liked other women. This always made Juno angry. She could not punish Jupiter. She always punished the one he thought beautiful. This happened to a young girl named Io. Jupiter said he thought Io was beautiful. Someone told Juno.

He sent for Mercury, the messenger of the gods. "See that white cow?" he said to Mercury. "She is really the beautiful girl, Io. That terrible Argus follows her everywhere. I want you to kill him. Do you think you can?" "I will try," said the brave Mercury. "I'll have to take him by surprise. It won't be easy to surprise a man with a hundred eyes."

"Take the hundred eyes from it. Bring them here to me. I will put them in my peacock's tail. They will always be there to remind Jupiter of Argus. He will not be so quick to call other women beautiful." The Greeks said the beautiful spots in a peacock's tail were really the eyes of Argus.

They were all over his body -- even on his arms and legs. Some of his eyes were blue. Some were brown. Some were green. Every one of them had an evil look. "Argus, I want you to watch that white cow," said Juno. "She is my pet. You are never to leave her. Follow her wherever she goes. Don't let her out of your sight." That was an easy Jon for Argus.

They were all over his body -- even on his arms and legs. Some of his eyes were blue. Some were brown. Some were green. Every one of them had an evil look. "Argus, I want you to watch that white cow," said Juno. "She is my pet. You are never to leave her. Follow her wherever she goes. Don't let her out of your sight." That was an easy job for Argus.

Trying to call for help, she found her voice was a roar. The beautiful woman had become a great black bear. Juno was watching. She sat on Mt. Olympus laughing. "Jupiter will not call her beautiful now," she said. Poor Callisto! She was afraid of the other animals. And she had to hide from the hunters. She went about the forest alone.

The great Jupiter did not listen. Thoughtfully he smoothed his beard. "She is almost as beautiful as a goddess," he said. This made Juno really angry. Jupiter was not even listening to her. "I'll keep him from seeing her again," Juno said to herself.

Only two of his eyes closed at a time. The other ninety-eight stayed open. Io went from place to place. Argus was always near by. His terrible eyes watched her day and night. High on Olympus, Jupiter thought about Io. He felt sorry for her. "After all, it is my fault," he said. "Juno punished her because I said she was beautiful. I must help her. But how?"

I would've liked to have seen it on a YouTube

Hey Jenna, do you feel bad for Olivia when she fainted? No, not at all. I think it was a sign of when a Pope turns emotional during a song or anything. WhenI'm assuming it may happen to her mother and her father soon.

No, I just don’t have the parts for it.

No I just don’t have the part for it

Me when I try to milk a bull thinking it was a cow Me: Ahhhh! I Thought You Were A Female!