The
Romantic
Legend
of
Gemini Gemini,
the
astrological
sign
representing
those
born
between
May
21st
and
June
21st,
is
often
associated
with
duality
and
split
personalities.
But
beyond
the
surface
of
this
stereotype
lies
a
rich
and
fascinating
mythology
of
love
and
romance. One
of
the
most
well-known
romantic
legends
of
Gemini
is
the
story
of
the
twins
Castor
and
Pollux.
Castor
was
a
mortal
and
Pollux
was
a
demigod,
born
to
Zeus
himself.
The
two
brothers
were
inseparable
and
shared
a
deep
bond,
despite
their
physical
differences.
Castor
was
known
for
his
horseback
riding
skills,
while
Pollux
was
an
expert
boxer. One
day,
while
on
a
journey
together,
Castor
was
killed
in
battle.
Upon
seeing
his
brother's
lifeless
body,
Pollux
was
devastated
and
begged
Zeus
to
grant
Castor
immortality.
Zeus
granted
his
request
and
merged
the
two
brothers'
souls,
creating
the
constellation
Gemini. From
that
day
forward,
the
twins
would
alternate
spending
time
in
the
heavens
and
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earth.
During
their
time
on
earth,
they
were
known
for
their
irresistible
charm
and
attraction
to
both
men
and
women
alike. Another
romantic
legend
of
Gemini
involves
the
Greek
god
Hermes,
who
is
also
associated
with
the
sign
as
the
god
of
communication
and
travel.
It
is
said
that
Hermes
fell
in
love
with
the
nymph
Herse,
who
happened
to
have
three
sisters.
In
order
to
win
Herse's
heart,
Hermes
used
his
charms
to
seduce
all
four
sisters.
However,
Herse
was
the
only
one
he
truly
loved
and
he
eventually
won
her
over
with
his
wit
and
intelligence. These
stories
of
love
and
romance
are
just
a
few
examples
of
the
rich
mythology
surrounding
the
Gemini
astrological
sign.
Whether
you
believe
in
astrology
or
not,
there
is
no
denying
the
allure
of
these
tales
and
the
enduring
fascination
with
the
dual
nature
of
Gemini.