The myth of Prometheus

The Greek titan Prometheus sure knew how to stir the pot.

He crafted humans from mud and defied Zeus to give them fire.

Sounds like a rebel, right?

His gift of fire changed everything – cooking, warmth, and even war.

Zeus was mad, I mean, furious – because, let's face it, he got duped by a meat trick first.

So, he chained Prometheus to a cliff where an eagle ate his liver daily.

Ouch, that's harsh.

But guess what?

Prometheus didn't even say "oops" – he was all about the humans.

His story's been told through the ages, inspiring art and literature.

Shelley's "Prometheus Unbound" paints him as a romantic hero, all about spreading empathy and smarts.

Meanwhile, "Frankenstein" hints at the dangers of playing with nature – it's a balancing act, folks.

Prometheus: hero, rebel, or wise guy with a fennel stick.

He's a timeless reminder that one bold move can literally set the world on fire 🔥.

Just be ready for the consequences, and maybe keep an eye on your liver.