Talking About Romulus

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Jaegyum: Hey Jaeyi, I just finished reading this really interesting story about a guy named Romulus.

Jaeyi: Romulus? Who's that? Is he in our English textbook?

Jaegyum: No, it's a story from a long, long time ago, from a place called Rome. The story says he founded the city of Rome.

Jaeyi: Wow! Like building it from nothing?

Jaegyum: That's what the story says. It's a legend. He and his twin brother, Remus, were abandoned as babies and were found and raised by a female wolf.

Jaeyi: A wolf? Really? That sounds like a fairy tale!

Jaegyum: I know! It does sound unbelievable, but that's the story. Then, when they grew up, they decided to build a city. But they had a fight about where the city should be and Romulus ended up killing Remus.

Jaeyi: Oh no! That's so sad! So, he built the city all by himself after that?

Jaegyum: According to the story, yes. And he named it Rome, after himself. It’s a very famous story. You know how we’re learning about different countries and their histories in social studies? This is like the very beginning story for Italy, where Rome is.

Jaeyi: That’s so cool! Raised by a wolf and then founding a big city! I want to learn more about Romulus. Maybe we can look him up on the internet later?

Jaegyum: Definitely! There might be some cool pictures and maybe even a simpler version of the story in English we can read together. It’s good for our English learning too, right? Learning new words from stories?

Jaeyi: Yeah! Like "founded" and "abandoned." This Romulus story is way more interesting than some of the stuff in our textbooks!

Jaegyum: I agree! History can be pretty amazing sometimes. Let's go ask Mom if we can look up more about Romulus later.

Jaeyi: Okay, let’s go!

( N.B. 위 콘텐츠는 Google AI Studio 로 제작한 것입니다 )