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Finalmente, los dioses se apiadaron de Psique y Eros, y Zeus, el rey de los dioses, decidió otorgarle la inmortalidad a Psique para que pudiera estar con Eros para siempre.

In ancient Roman mythology, which borrowed heavily from Greek mythology, Psyche (the Greek counterpart being Ψυχή, or Psychē) was a mortal princess so beautiful that people began to forget about the goddess Venus (Aphrodite in Greek mythology), who was the goddess of love and beauty. This neglect enraged Venus, leading her to demand that Psyche fetch her a golden comb from the locks of the river Styx, among other impossible tasks.