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Gemini constellation , i choose this constellation because I like the duality that's can have someone in the emotions , this represents the zodiac sign of the twins .

This constellation represents the brothers Pollux and castor , their mother was Leda but they didn't have the same father , Pollux father was Zeus that makes him inmortal but castor father was Tyndarus which makes him mortal . Castor was a renound horseman and Pollux was famous by his strength , but in one adventure castor died so Pollux was so sad he beg Zeus to help him , he wanted to be with his brother but he couldn't die so Zeus make castor inmortal so Pollux and Castor could be together forever in a constellation .

Pollux was a great man , he was popular in the town where

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