It puts a state of fear in their lives not to do anything against the immortals. Then in the Iliad it shows that the humans that have favor with the immortals are the ones that get blessed or helped out in the end. This is portrayed as the immortals helped the Greeks out in the battle with the Trojans. Also it could just be that the immortals were going against Zeus out of spite. Zeus is not always portrayed as a just ruler. In Prometheus Bond, Zeus is seen as a savage and he keeps justice to his own standard. He did punish Prometheus for stealing the fire and betraying Zeus, but at the same time Zeus was not just when he left the humans as the lowest on the food
It puts a state of fear in their lives not to do anything against the immortals. Then in the Iliad it shows that the humans that have favor with the immortals are the ones that get blessed or helped out in the end. This is portrayed as the immortals helped the Greeks out in the battle with the Trojans. Also it could just be that the immortals were going against Zeus out of spite. Zeus is not always portrayed as a just ruler. In Prometheus Bond, Zeus is seen as a savage and he keeps justice to his own standard. He did punish Prometheus for stealing the fire and betraying Zeus, but at the same time Zeus was not just when he left the humans as the lowest on the food