Tisiphone is one of the three Furies in ancient Greek mythology, known for her role as a goddess of vengeance. She is often depicted as a fierce figure who punishes those who commit crimes, particularly murder. Tisiphone is associated with retribution and is said to pursue wrongdoers relentlessly, ensuring that justice is served. In addition to her role as a punisher, Tisiphone is sometimes linked to the underworld and the Erinyes, the collective name for the Furies. Her name translates to "avenging voice," reflecting her purpose of bringing about justice for the wronged and maintaining moral order in society.