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- Jason of the Argonauts survived a voyage to the end of the world; some time long after his travels are done, after the whole tragic mess with Medea, he dies when a piece of the Argo's prow breaks off and hits him on the head.
- Thanks to godly intervention, Jason barely survives the events but ends up an old and broken old man, who eventually dies when reminiscing under the prow of his old ship...which falls off and strikes his head, instantly killing him.
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Prow and Head. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/head/prow
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