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myth of a greek
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Pandora's box
We have all heard the expression "open Pandora's box" on occasion, and most have at least the notion that this expression refers to a Greek myth, which tells us about the price of unhealthy curiosity and the birth of evil of the world, but also of hope. Although there are several variants of this myth, the most common and known is the following:
“Pandora was the first human woman, created by Hephaestus by order of Zeus and being endowed by the different gods with some of her greatest qualities and virtues, but also including the ability to seduce and lie. Its creation obeys the desire of the king of Olympus to take revenge on Prometheus and her people.
The god made Pandora and Prometheus' brother Epimetheus meet, and eventually caused them to marry. But Pandora also received a box destined for her husband, in which all the evils of the world were locked, with instructions never to open it. However, one of the gifts that Pandora had received was that of curiosity. One day, the woman opened the box to see what was inside, something that would cause all the evils to come out of the box and spread throughout the world. Scared, Pandora closed the box, but there was only hope. So Pandora dedicated herself to offering hope to men, in order to help them endure the evils and vicissitudes of the world. "
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