The goddess commonly associated with the bringer of spring in numerous mythologies is Persephone. In Greek tradition, she represents rebirth and the seasonal cycles through her annual descent into the Underworld. In other cultures, similar figures embody the return of life and fertility in spring, often symbolizing renewal and growth. Depending on the myth, she is sometimes depicted alongside deities like Demeter, associating her with agriculture and the changing seasons, which reflects the agricultural dependence of ancient societies on seasonal changes.