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The Myth of Sisyphus tells the story of a Greek king punished by the gods for his deceit and hubris. Sisyphus, known for his craftiness, angered the gods through various acts:

1. Betraying Zeus's secrets
2. Chaining Death, making humans immortal
3. Tricking the underworld's queen to release him

As eternal punishment, the gods condemned Sisyphus to roll a massive boulder up a steep hill in Tartarus. Each time he nears the top, the boulder rolls back down, forcing him to restart the task. This futile, endless labor symbolizes the absurdity of human existence.

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