Did you ever lie? Or think you are better than anyone? Most of all, did you ignore your parents just because you think that you should do what you want to do? In these myths, the lesson learned are to listen to your parents, don't lie, and don't think you are better than anyone.
In the myth, Daedalus and Icarus, the moral taught or lesson learned was to listen to your parents because they know better than you do. “‘Now remember, don't fly too high’ called Daedalus.” “‘Think you’re the highest thing in the sky do you?’ he jeered. ‘I can fly just as high as you. Higher even.’”(Mccaughrean 56) this shows that since Icarus ignored his dad, he got into trouble.
The lesson learned in the myth, Phaethon, was to never lie because it can lead to dangerous