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Which moral or theme is represented by the myth and in the image of Pandora by John William Waterhouse? The myth shows the power of the gods and what happens to mortals who oppose them. The myth illustrates the triumph of love, while the painting emphasizes her curiosity. Both represent the danger of being too curious about something that isn't your affair. The myth is a story of transformation, while the painting portrays the beauty of the human form.

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The correct answer is that both represent the danger of being too curious about something that isn't your affair.
Pandora had a box which she was told never to open. However, she was too curious and wanted to know what was in the box which is why she felt compelled to open it. When she did, all horrors entered her world and thus she doomed it. But not forever - in the box, there was also Hope which helped people defeat the evils.
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Both represent the danger of being too curious about something that isn't your affair.


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