Argus Panoptes

Argus Panoptes is a mythological figure from ancient Greece known for his many eyes. According to legend, he had 100 eyes all over his body, allowing him to see in all directions at once. He was tasked with guarding a sacred cow for the goddess Hera, but was eventually defeated by the hero Hermes who put him to sleep with music and then killed him.

Argus Panoptes is often depicted as a giant with dozens of eyes, and his name itself means "All-seeing" or "Watcher of everything." His story has been retold in various forms throughout history, and he has become a symbol of vigilance and surveillance.

Though Argus Panoptes had a fearsome reputation as a guardian, his story ultimately serves as a cautionary tale about the power of observation and the need for balance between protection and freedom.