The Myth Castor and Pollux
When Leda assumed the guise of a wild goose to avoid the advances of Zeus, the god managed to seduce her by taking the form of a swan.
From this union emerged two great eggs, one containing Pollux and Helen of Troy, the children of Zeus, the other containing Castor and Clytemnestra, children of Tyndareus the mortal husband pf Leda.
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