What does the story of Prometheus have in common with the biblocal story of the Tower of Bable?

Both the story of Prometheus and the Tower of Babel share themes of defiance against divine authority and the consequences of human ambition. Prometheus challenges Zeus by giving fire to humanity, symbolizing the quest for knowledge and progress, while the Tower of Babel depicts humanity’s attempt to reach the heavens and assert its power through unity. In both narratives, the gods respond with punishment: Prometheus is eternally tormented, while the people of Babel are scattered and have their language confused. Ultimately, both stories reflect the tension between human aspiration and divine limitations.