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AlexFokin [52]
3 years ago
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Feuding brothers is common in stories, folk tales, and myths from around the world. Tell why you think having a pair of arguing

brothers in the story makes it more compelling. Tell why you think the Romans enjoyed the story of the feuding brothers. What does it add to the story?
History
2 answers:
wolverine [178]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Check the explanation

Explanation:

Tales and stories of Feuding brothers are common in many cultures all around the world sometimes the stories are true while some are just myth.

The Romans enjoys the feuding brothers stories because they believe that everything comes at a cost and that family will always fight, and that one should never try to kill to get what you want.

ANEK [815]3 years ago
7 0
<h2>It is not certain if these twin brothers were real, but their story was treated with respect and discussed at length even by the ancients.</h2>

Explanation:

There is much debate on whether feuding brothers were real men or simply a myth or even a combination of both.

Their feats and adventures are far-fetched, some scholars confirm that their characters may be based on some historic foundation. Foundation myths are often involved with aspects of fiction and non-fiction.

It describes that everything comes at a cost and fight is common in each family. That doesn't mean anyone should try to kill to get what you want.

The story explains that ambition and jealous always lead to conflict or feuding. Any kind of struggle or desire for power is a part of human nature.

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