Central to stories of transformation across cultural mythologies is the figure of the trickster, often embodying chaos and change. Characters like Coyote in Native American myths and Loki in Norse tales disrupt order, prompting growth and reevaluation. Through cleverness and deceit, they challenge conventions and societal norms, leading to significant transformations in themselves or others. These narratives highlight the duality of creation and destruction, emphasizing that change often comes from unexpected and chaotic sources. Tricksters represent the necessity of adaptability and the potential for positive outcomes from seemingly negative situations, embodying the complex nature of existence.