What group of sisters included Deino, Enyo, and Pemphredo, and shared one eye?

The correct choice is C, as the group of sisters that included Deino, Enyo, and Pemphredo is known as the Graeae. This trio from Greek mythology is often depicted as old women who were born with gray hair and were known for sharing one eye and one tooth among them, which they would pass around when they needed to see or eat. The Graeae were associated with the cautionary tales of the Gorgons and were considered to serve an important role in the tales involving heroes, such as Perseus, who sought their guidance to confront the Gorgon Medusa.

In contrast, the Fates, also known as the Moirae, are a different group of figures responsible for determining a person's fate and destiny, and they do not share an eye. The Gorgons, most notably Medusa, are monstrous beings who also do not possess an eye-swapping trait, and they are often noted for their ability to turn onlookers to stone. The Moirae (or Fates), while sometimes confused with the Graeae, focus on the spinning of the thread of life and managing the fate of gods and mortals rather than sharing physical attributes like the eye. Thus, the Grae