The Greek Constellations - Pandora

<p><strong>Novella three - Saturn's moon Pandora and the story of the first human woman.</strong></p><p class=ql-align-justify>Zeus king of the Greek God's commissioned his son Hephaestus to craft the first human woman. Aided by Athena he carefully researched the perfect form and then moulded her from clay He then painted and glazed her into the perfect woman. After being fired in his kiln she was given the breath of life by the wind god Zephyr. She was named Pandora being the bearer of the gifts bequeathed to her by the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus. Her main purpose for humanity was to become the role model for all future human women. Zeus then commanded that she be properly trained so that she can navigate life's complexities but her tutors Herme's and Aphrodite do too good a job with her and she quickly became too powerful for a normal human life. She is honoured at a civic function and introduced to the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus. She presented with numerous gifts jewellery and words of wisdom that she keeps in a clay jar situated in a wooden box. Hera is cautious about Pandora and worries about her husband's intentions for this female. Zeus himself became disillusioned with her and so he decided that she should be married off to a minor god so that she'll do no harm to herself or to others.</p><p class=ql-align-justify>Pandora's story is so significant that I have included it in this series of novellas. Pandora is not a constellation but she is honoured as one of Saturn's moons.</p>