Cassiopeia is rather ignorant or dense, proudly and rather carelessly comparing her daughter's beauty to the Nereids, showing a lack of knowledge on the consequences such boasting entails. However when Poseidon points out this mistake and what it caused, she genuinely feels sorry for offending the Gods and askes for his forgiveness.
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Cassiopeia is rather ignorant or dense, proudly and rather carelessly comparing her daughter's beauty to the Nereids, showing a lack of knowledge on the consequences such boasting entails. However when Poseidon points out this mistake and what it caused, she genuinely feels sorry for offending the Gods and askes for his forgiveness.
