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Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity, but humans abused this gift and caused chaos. Zeus gathered the fire into a ball and sealed it inside the Earth as punishment for Prometheus, creating volcanoes to occasionally release some of the fire and prevent it from destroying the world. Prometheus remains imprisoned in the Earth's core, with fire still burning as part of his eternal punishment.
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