Medusa peers at Harry with her beady, pure silver eyes. They’re similar to the hand Voldemort gave Pettigrew, after he sacrificed it to return Voldemort to a body. That’s where Harry got the idea. It took several months of research but they found a spell that would deliver much the same effect. Unfortunately, Corvin had to take Medusa’s eyes out first, but of course, with plenty of sedation and pain relief for her. And now, she gets to view the world freely, without anyone needing to fear for their life. He knows it’s unfair to remove an integral part of her being just to make sure she can live a decent life, but it is, unfortunately, the only way around it that they could find. Medusa seems happy enough, though, and that’s all that matters, in the end.