Cleopatra was Egypt’s last pharaoh, remembered as much for her spirit as for her crown. She grew up in the Ptolemaic dynasty, surrounded by conflict and power struggles, but stood apart with her intelligence and her ability to truly connect with her people. She spoke their language, carried herself with the charm of Hathor, and ruled with the sharpness of Thoth.
Her life was tied to Rome through Julius Caesar and later Mark Antony, where love and politics became impossible to untangle. But when Egypt fell and her kingdom was slipping away, Cleopatra chose her own end. The story says she welcomed death through the bite of an asp, passing into the afterlife under the watch of Anubis. To some she was a temptress, to others a queen betrayed.
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