👉 A mythogonic is a type of metaphor or allusion involving two or more concepts, ideas, or objects that are related in some way. It involves using a single object to represent multiple concepts or ideas, often through a series of interconnected relationships. In mythology, a mythogonic can refer to the concept of a god or goddess who embodies multiple aspects of a particular deity's personality or essence. For example, Zeus is often associated with thunder and lightning as well as his son Poseidon,
