In Greek mythological tales, the Erinyes, also known as the Furies, play the role of avengers of wrongs. These deities represent the manifestation of vengeance, tasked with pursuing wrongdoers, especially those who commit crimes against family and the gods. Their relentless pursuit symbolizes the consequences of moral failings and the importance of justice. The Erinyes remind mortals of the repercussions of their actions, embodying the darker side of divine justice, contrasting with the more benevolent gods in Greek lore.