Which of these companies correctly pairs with its authentic mythology-inspired brand storytelling approach?

Throughout history, brands have leveraged mythology and folklore to create powerful identities and emotional connections with consumers. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren from maritime legends, mythological elements permeate modern brand storytelling. This poll tests your knowledge of how ancient stories have been repurposed for contemporary marketing success. Can you identify which mythological transformation accurately represents its brand's storytelling strategy?

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Versace - Uses the Medusa head as its logo because, like the mythical Gorgon, their designs are said to make people fall hopelessly in love with them, unable to look away
Amazon - Named after the Greek god of commerce who carried messages between businesses and consumers, representing their mission as retail intermediaries
Pandora Jewelry - Inspired by the Norse goddess of craftsmanship who created personalized gifts that perfectly matched each recipient's personality
Oracle - Named after the Egyptian deity who could see into the future through technological innovation and was depicted with a computer-like third eye