What is Pandora's boxful?

Answer 1

Pandora's box was a box beloning to Pandora, given to her by Zeus at her wedding. It contained all of the world's hate, violence, sorrow, ignorence, jelousy, sadness, ect. Zeus warned her not to open it as soon as he gave it to her, but didn't notify he what was inside. About a year or so after their honey moon, Pandora couldn't take it anymore and needed to open the box. As she did that, Everthing horrible poured out of the box and destroyed everything in the room. Pandora managed to shut the box, leaving only hope inside. A while later Pandora's husband opened the box after hearing noises, releasing hope into the world.

Answer 2

In classical mythology, a box that Zeus gave to Pandora, the first woman, with strict instructions that she not open it. Pandora's curiosity soon got the better of her, and she opened the box. All the evils and miseries of the world flew out to afflict mankind.

She closed the box but what she left in the box was the only good thing in the box. Hope.

Pandora's box was a box beloning to Pandora, given to her by Zeus at her wedding. It contained all of the world's hate, violence, sorrow, ignorence, jelousy, sadness, ect. Zeus warned her not to open it as soon as he gave it to her, but didn't notify her what was inside. About a year or so after their honey moon, Pandora couldn't take it anymore and needed to open the box. As she did that, Everthing horrible poured out of the box and destroyed everything in the room. Pandora managed to shut the box, leaving only hope inside. A while later Pandora's husband opened the box after hearing noises, releasing hope into the world.