Love, Heroism, Fate, Power, Revenge, and more.
offering insights into the deeper meanings and symbolism behind the stories.
| Theme | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Love | The driving force behind many myths, representing both its constructive and destructive aspects. | Eros and Psyche, Aphrodite and Ares |
| Heroism | The virtues and trials of heroes, showcasing their journey, strength, and the pursuit of excellence. | Heracles' Labors, The Odyssey |
| Fate | The unchangeable destiny that gods and mortals must accept, often leading to tragic outcomes. | The Fates, Oedipus |
| Power | Exploration of authority, its use and abuse, and the conflicts it creates among gods and mortals. | Zeus' Rise to Power, The Titanomachy |
| Revenge | The cycle of vengeance, often resulting in tragic consequences for both the seeker and the subject of revenge. | The House of Atreus, Medea |