Statement

Icarus, Prometheus, and Lucifer: one ignored his father's warnings, the other defied the gods, and the latter rebelled against his creator. They illustrate the dangers of excessive pride and defiance. However, these myths also raise questions about the value of pushing boundaries and challenging authority. Should we dare to push beyond our limits and seek new heights like Icarus? Is it worth sacrificing ourselves for the greater good of others like Prometheus did, or should we prioritize our safety? They raise the moral dilemma of the risks of taking bold actions.

Ultimately, a heroic or tragic figure - a bright star or fallen star - is defined by the outcomes. These stories serve as a warnings of hubris because of their failures. But where would progress be without those who defied conventions and cautions?