Goddess Pele is a prominent figure in Hawaiian mythology, known as the goddess of fire, lightning, wind, and volcanoes. She is often associated with the active volcanoes of the Hawaiian Islands, particularly Kilauea, where she is believed to reside. Pele is revered for her creative and destructive powers, symbolizing the dual nature of volcanic activity. In stories, Pele is depicted as a passionate and fierce deity, often engaging in conflicts with her siblings and other gods. Her legends explain the formation of the Hawaiian landscape and the importance of respecting nature's forces. Many Hawaiians honor Pele through rituals and offerings to seek her favor and protection.