Read the passage: When Perseus went away from the king's palace, he began to feel sorry that he had spoken so rashly. He walked down to the sea, wondering, "How will I ever make good my promise and meet the king's challenge? I do not know which way to go to find the Gorgons, and I have no weapon with which to slay the terrible Medusa. Still, I will never show my face to the king again, unless I bring the monster's head with me."

What information is shared explicitly in the text?

Perseus regrets his rash behavior.

Perseus wishes for help from the gods.

Perseus doubts that he will be able to keep his promise.

Perseus will soon know the way to find the Gorgons.