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Lovers Pyramus and Thisbe were forbidden to marry by their parents. They communicated through a crack in a shared wall. Misunderstandings led them to believe the other was dead, leading to their mutual suicide.

Dido, queen of Carthage, fell in love with Aeneas after his arrival. Their short-lived affair ended when Aeneas left to fulfill his destiny in Italy. Dido, heartbroken, committed suicide.

Young lovers Romeo and Juliet, belonging to feuding families in Verona, secretly wed. Through a series of misunderstandings and ill-fated events, they tragically ended their lives, hoping to be united in death.

Cleopatra and Mark Antony became lovers and political allies. Antony's pursuit of power in Rome, combined with their shared defeat at the Battle of Actium, led to both of their suicides.

Baucis and Philemon were an old couple who showed great hospitality to disguised gods Zeus and Hermes. As a reward, they were spared from a flood and were granted their wish to die together, transforming into intertwining trees.

Daphnis and Chloe grew up together as shepherds, gradually falling in love without understanding their feelings. They faced various challenges, such as abduction and Cheese plundering pirates, before finally being united.

Hades abducted Persephone, daughter of Demeter, to be his queen. Consuming underworld pomegranate seeds, Persephone was bound to return annually, explaining the seasons as Demeter's grief when her daughter was in the underworld.

During Odysseus's long absence after the Trojan War, Penelope faithfully waited for him, fending off suitors by promising to choose one when she finished her weaving, which she unraveled each night. Upon his return, they were joyously reunited.

Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere's love affair led to the downfall of Camelot. Despite Lancelot's role as King Arthur's trusted knight, their betrayal sparked a war culminating in the fall of the Round Table.

Perseus rescued Andromeda, who was chained to a rock as a sacrifice to a sea monster. After slaying the monster, Perseus married Andromeda and they had many descendants, one of whom, according to legend, was Heracles.

Orpheus's music enchanted Eurydice, but after their marriage, Eurydice died. Orpheus ventured into the underworld to retrieve her, succeeding on the condition he wouldn't look back at her until reaching the surface. Tragically, he did, and Eurydice was lost forever.

Paris, prince of Troy, fell in love with Helen of Sparta, who was said to be the most beautiful woman in the world. Helen left her husband and went with Paris to Troy, sparking the Trojan War.

Cupid fell for mortal Psyche, visiting her nightly in secret. When Psyche saw his divine form, Cupid left her. Desperate, Psyche completed tasks set by Venus to reunite with Cupid. Their love survived, and Psyche was granted immortality.

Tristan and Isolde fell in love because of a love potion. Tristan, a knight, was supposed to bring Isolde to marry his uncle King Mark. They struggled with their forbidden love, leading to tragedy and death.