In Greek mythology, the being known for the gift of prophecy, although often cursed with disbelief, is Cassandra. A daughter of Priam, she was granted the ability to foresee the future but simultaneously cursed so that no one would believe her warnings. This tragic irony highlights themes of knowledge, truth, and the human tendency to ignore or dismiss inconvenient realities. Cassandra’s story serves as a powerful testament to the complexities of foresight and the burdens of knowledge that may go unheeded in the face of societal conflicts.