Mythologies portray the relationship between gods and mortals as intertwined, influencing one another significantly. Gods often act as protectors or punishing forces, directing human fate based on moral behavior. Mortals, in turn, seek the favor and guidance of the divine through rituals and offerings. This reciprocal relationship reflects human desires for understanding, control, and hope in a world shaped by uncertainty. The narratives illustrate the ways in which divinity shapes societal values, individual choices, and cultural practices.