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Boreas And Notus Compare And Contrast
There once were two young brothers. The two brothers both had the same amount of power. They were Boreas and Notus. The two brothers had grown up with each other. They had had an ordinary life besides their father being a god. When their father died, he knew he would have to separate his powers in half and put them in his boys. Who was their father? Their father was Aeolus, the god of all winds. Aeolus was very ill and not getting better. He and no one else knew how much time he had. All of the gods were worried and wondered what he would do with his powers when he died. The gods hoped he wouldn’t put them in his boys. When he died their worst nightmare came true. Aeolus had split his powers into the boys. Aeolus had one request. For the boys to not fight, for they were equal.The two brothers were immature and did not listen to their father. For they wanted to be they only god of the wind. The two were furious with one another. The two hadn’t realized their rage until their father had died. One day Boreas walked into Notuss’ …show more content…

You should be working as a team. You are one god split into two.” Screamed Zeus. Then he vanished Then in seconds everything was back to normal.

Boreas and Notus did not listen and continued the war, but soon realized that they had the same amount of power. They tried everything they could to out do one another but it did not work. Their powers were so strong together that it made a cylinder type force that destroyed everything in its path. The city of Rome was ruined by this monstrous thing. The brothers watched in terror of what they had done to their own home.
They tried everything to make it stop, but they couldn’t. When Zeus saw this he came back down to Rome to punish them.. For they should have listened to him.“We are sorry and we will never disobey you again.” The brothers whinnied
“ You should have listened foolish boys. You both did me and your father wrong and for that you’ll


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