Sisyphus is a figure from Greek mythology known for his eternal punishment in the underworld. According to the myth, Sisyphus was a king who repeatedly defied the gods and tried to cheat death. As a result, he was condemned to roll a massive boulder up a hill for all eternity. Each time he nears the top, the boulder rolls back down, forcing him to start over. This endless, pointless task symbolizes futility and the struggles of human existence, representing the idea of never-ending effort with no hope of completion.

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