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The Aeneid

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English

 

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February 26, 2013

 

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Upon hearing Aeneas’ destiny, Juno makes a decision to do everything she can to stop Aeneas from achieving his goal. Therefore, she displays many acts of sabotage, for example, she sends a vicious storm into the sea as Aeneas and his people are traveling on their ships. She winds up killing many people with the storm and separating Aeneas from his crew...
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What Juno is failing to realize is that this is Aeneas’ destiny and therefore, it must be fulfilled. He gets help from other forces because there are gods and goddesses who want him to succeed. Even though it is his destiny and it is to be fulfilled, Juno’s wrath is still incredibly strong. Although she cannot stop Aeneas from founding the new city, she is still trying everything in her power to make it as difficult and as miserable as possible...
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