Castor and Pollux
Castor and Pollux were twins, sons of Leda and brothers of Helen of Troy. In one version of the myth, Pollux was a son of Zeus and therefore immortal, while Castor was the son of the king of Sparta and mortal. Castor died in a fight, and Pollux asked Zeus to share his immortality with him. Zeus agreed that they would spend one day on Olympus and the next among the dead, and set them together in the sky. The two brightest stars of the constellation carry their names.
The ruler of Gemini is Mercury, the messenger of the gods, who travelled between worlds. That is where the sign's reputation comes from: curiosity, conversation and an ease in adapting to any situation. They have two registers and switch from one to the other depending on who they are talking to.
Myths come in several versions. This is one of the most widespread.
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