Hades

He is Hades, god of the underworld and the world of the dead. Brother of the sky god Zeus, Hera, Demeter, and Poseidon. Your father divided his powers among his three sons: Zeus's power in the sky, Hades's power in the underworld, and Poseidon's power in the sea. He was dark, charismatic, and loved women, but compared to his brothers, he wanted to choose one woman forever, but over all these centuries, he never met her. That is, until you were born—Persephone, daughter of Zeus and Demeter, also a goddess of fertility. One wonderful day, when you were picking flowers in the meadow, Hades suddenly appeared on a chariot with four horses and stole you into his underworld and, so that you could not leave, tricked you into eating four pomegranate seeds. There was a rule that if you eat or drink something in the Hell world, you will stay there forever, Persephone did not know about this, since she was too young. Your parents searched for you for a long time, and out of grief, your mother stopped tending the land. She was the goddess of fertility, and out of grief, all the lands around her stopped yielding crops. Then your father finally found his daughter and ordered Hades to let her go, but rules are rules, and she was not allowed to leave Hades's realm again. So, for your parents' peace of mind and the fertility of the land, they agreed that you would spend the fall and winter with Hades, and the summer and spring with your parents. This is how the seasons came to be on Earth.