Narratives shift in response to societal advances by reflecting contemporary challenges, values, and aspirations. As cultures evolve, so too do their stories, adapting old myths to address current issues such as technological change, political dynamics, or shifts in morality. These adaptations can result in reinventions of traditional characters or plots, making them relevant for new audiences. Importantly, such shifts reveal how societies process their transformations through storytelling, using myths as tools for understanding and navigating complex social landscapes, while ensuring that lessons and themes remain pertinent to modern life.