![]() ![]() Fate was personified as three sisters: Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, who spun the thread of life. ![]() In this myth, three days after the birth of a child, the moirai were said to visit to determine a child’s fate. Perhaps the best known representation of the fate comes from Greek mythology in the form of The Moirai or the Fates. The concept of fate is as old as mankind. 1885 by Alfred Agache three Norns surrounding an infant deciding his fate When Brother Juniper sees the bridge fall, he sets out to find out if the people who perished on the bridge were destined to die, or if they had done something that led to their deaths. “Either we live by accident and die by accident, or we live by plan and die by plan.” -Brother Juniperįate and Free Will are two forces completely at odds with each other that Thornton Wilder explores in The Bridge of San Luis Rey. ![]()
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