The theme of Pandora's Box, a mythological tale from Greek mythology, is the consequences of curiosity and the unleashing of unforeseen troubles or evils upon the world. Pandora, despite being warned, opens the box and releases various plagues and miseries, highlighting the theme of curiosity leading to undesirable consequences.
"Loo-wit, the Fire Keeper," a Native American legend from the Pacific Northwest, carries the theme of transformation and the importance of balance in nature. Loo-wit's transformation into Mount St. Helens is a representation of the power and volatility of the natural world, emphasizing the theme of nature's ability to undergo dramatic changes and the need for humans to respect and maintain balance with the environment.