In Greek mythology, Zeus sought to rescue his older siblings from their father, Cronus. In the process, he became romantically involved with his sister Demeter, resulting in the births of their daughter, Persephone, and son, Iaccus.

Demeter is revered as the Greek goddess of agriculture, grain, and bread. She embodies the earth's fertility and oversees vital Mystery Cults that promise initiates a blessed afterlife in Elysium.

In the story of Simanity, Demeter was assigned by the other gods to divert Zeus's attention as he grew increasingly enamored with Eve, a mortal woman. Since divine beings are forbidden from loving mortals, the gods aimed to thwart Zeus's affair with Eve. However, Demeter herself fell in love with Zeus, leading to their union and children.