Clytie. Daughter of the Titans Oceanus and Tethys, Clytie loved Apollo and spent each day watching his sun chariot traverse the sky. But Apollo preferred Leucothea (sometimes called Clytie's sister). The jealous Clytie told Leucothea’s father, King Orchamus, of his daughter’s liaison with the god. In his anger, Orchamus had Leucothea buried alive. As Apollo grieved for the girl, his tears changed her body into a frankincense tree. Clytie herself wasted away until she was transformed into a heliotrope (sunflower), a flower that constantly faces the sun.