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GROUP 7 STEM 8A                                           (MARK JAMES DABLO, RANDY VALLE, KHYLE GONZAGA, JOHN ANTHONY ABABA, USHA SAI GENSON)

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GROUP 7 STEM 8A                                           (MARK JAMES DABLO, RANDY VALLE, KHYLE GONZAGA, JOHN ANTHONY ABABA, USHA SAI GENSON)

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Ever wondered why we have a brain and a heart? Ever wondered why the brain is located above while the heart is below?  

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Thousands of years ago, when there lived two most powerful beings on earth. One named Enkéfalos, and the other named Kardia, the two were twins. Enkéfalos was born first then followed by Kardia. The older one, Enkéfalos, is handsome, strong willed, intelligent, greedy, prideful, and irrational. While Kardia the younger one is a beautiful guy, less  intelligent, free giving, soft and all knowing about balancing things. Ever since they were born, because of their differences, they never happen to get along with each other. This is because of Kakon, the evil god from the underworld, he brainwashed Enkéfalos’ young mind before to despise his brother, Kardia, by poisoning his mind that Kardia was born to overpower Enkéfalos, and that Kardia is going to kill  Enkéfalos one day for superiority. However, Kardia was in no way exempt from Kakon’s propaganda.  He tried to mess up with Kardia’s mind too, but he always failed because afterall, Kardia knows Kakon wasn't named the evil god for no reason. Since then, Enkéfalos always competes with his twin, but Kardia never knew why. He was always the one understanding his older brother. Due to which, they lived separately, creating their own kingdoms.

One day,  the elder one,  Enkéfalos, got so angry towards Kardia for winning a contest held by the gods from other worlds.  Enkéfalos lost the contest and got so furious about it, so he decided to declare war against his younger brother, Kardia.  Enkéfalos gathered his armies and attacked the kingdom of Kardia. However, kardia already knew his brother’s plan so he was able to prepare for the war. The twins’ armies began fighting, killing each other one by one, until no one was left but the two of them.  Enkéfalos didn’t waste time and attacked his twin, slashing his golden sword, but Kardia was quick to avoid the sudden charge. Again Enkéfalos attacked his twin with thunderbolt, this time not wanting to miss a chance. Unfortunately, Kardia was able to dodge the attack. Yet, instead of sending it back, he sent it far where no one could be hurt. He shouted in his loud voice, “Brother, I never knew if I have wronged you, but please tell me why you despise me this much. Even intentioning of killing me”. “You stop playing all good, you traitor! Ever since then I knew your hideous intentions to kill me so you can get full control over the world!”, Enkéfalos angrily retorted. This made Kardia realize his brother’s hate towards him, but it left him in confusion. He thought of how the evil god, Kakon, tried to mess him up way back then. Then suddenly, everything made sense for him. He realized that his brother was just a victim of the evil god’s mischievousness. So he released an energy causing the nullification of his brother’s powers against him. Then everything stopped. Enkéfalos, stunned from what happened, stood dumbfounded. Kardia then took the chance to talk to his brother. He explained the evil doings Kakon did to break their brotherhood. Then all of a sudden, Enkéfalos’ anger, envy, and hatred towards Kardia, subsided. He realized that he has been tricked and played all of his life. Now, he realized, his real enemy was not his twin, nor Kakon the evil god, but his greed. His greed, that caused many lives. His greed, that broke his relationship with his twin. His greed, that made his whole life unhappy. He laughed at himself faintly, to the irony that he, the intelligent one, was the one who thought irrationally, while his brother, the less intelligent, was the one who didn’t budge to trickery and thought critically. He dropped on his knees, tears started streaming down his face. He looked to the ground, to his surroundings, then, to his enemy, who never really was the real enemy, his brother, Kardia. As their eyes met, Kardia, beamed at his brother, and in the snap of an eye, Kardia was lending his hand to Enkéfalos. “What do you think ‘bout grapevine and ambrosia for the night?”, Kardia asked, signaling reconciliation. Enkéfalos wiped his tears and stood up with the help of Kardia’s hand. “But first, someone needs a taste of his own medicine,'' Kardia added.

After that, the twin gods reconciled. They attacked the underworld and punished the evil god, Kakon, which was sent to the never ending path of prison. In where, there is no way out and only a never ending dark path awaits him. He could not meet anyone and use his tricks to gods ever again.

The twins lived peacefully after such. They established a great relationship towards each other. They realized that there's no need to fight when they could do their own jobs and work together at the same time. And they have come to discover the reason for their birth as twins, it is that they needed each other to maintain balance, peace and rationality.

Yet they were alone together. Since their kingdom’s were empty, they decided to recreate their armies into mortals. This time, with something that makes them move rationally. Enkéfalos made a symbol for himself, the intelligent and strong willed, as the brain, and Kardia made the heart as his symbol for being the soft and understanding one. They wanted the mortals to not be like them so they placed their symbols together in each of the bodies, in order for them to work together and maintain peace and balance to both kingdoms. Just as Enkéfalos and Kardia together, as one. The brain was placed above the heart because it directs the whole body but sometimes it can be irrational and act up directly, so the heart was placed below to rationalize and keep everything balanced before voicing out. Ever since then, the twins lived in harmony maintaining peace and order to the world.

Moral Lesson/s:

Greed is such a dangerous enemy, for it eats up a person (even Gods), leading them to doing things they could regret in the end.

Intelligence is not everything, one needs to use emotions and feelings to act wisely.

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GROUP  4                                                                                   CABRERA,ERMA MAE                                                            LAURE,JUNRIEL J.                                                                                       CABUENAS,JACKDANIEL                                                                 NACUA,MARY                                                                                   GABUTIN,NIEL Jr. E.

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GROUP  4                                                                                   CABRERA,ERMA MAE                                                            LAURE,JUNRIEL J.                                                                                       CABUENAS,JACKDANIEL                                                                 NACUA,MARY                                                                                   GABUTIN,NIEL Jr. E.