Hercules and Pandora are myths from Ancient Greece. Hercules’ father was Zeus. Zeus gifted Hercules with strength. Hercules was hated by Hera because he was an illegitimate child, but he was protected by the other Gods. His temper got the best of him, so he went to consult the Oracle of Delphi. The Oracle told him to work for King Eurystheus for ten years. When he started to work, he had to compete the twelve labors.
Pandora was given the job of watching a jar, but she couldn’t know what was inside. Her curiosity got the best of her, and she opened the box. Inside were plagues and diseases. Before she could close the jar, all hope was gone. Hercules and Pandora are myths from Ancient Greece to tell us to not let our temper and curiosity get the best of us.