Fallback
Death created the weather, history created the animals and fate, fate created humans, he created them all as equal. this freed the gods of their boredom for many years, but fighting between the humans broke out.
Birthright: Chapter Two
fate changed something for the hare and something in turn had just changed in her life. three sat quietly knowing that fate had just joined the two in something she couldn't see.
Join The Dance
"fate will get you in the end." as the skunk tried to shift his dodge into a kick the way he usually did he felt the floor start shifting under him. "fate is like a conveyor belt, you see."
Splintered Light, Ch 0: Prelude
fate increases based on the subject of the art/poem/story so if a picture were drawn of nikolay de sandoval, for example, his fate would go up by 1.
Treasure Hunt
I believe sara and i are fated to be together, but..." "but is it all for nothing if in the end the inevitable is still inevitable?" kardonyth finished. "exactly!" acorech exclaimed. "fate is 'fated' to be whatever fate is," kardonyth explained.
A Thoughtful Night.
Maybe fate had it's own idea. he wanted to change what fate had decided upon. but not very much.
The Pillow Book of Sethira: Entry Two
With her coronation as queen of fate, we can then welcome in the new demon lords and ladies who will lead our incoming era. all you have to do is accept the very fate you saw at the end of your tapestry."
Coming for you: a FNAf song
Step inside, seal your fate you will never see the light of day you must stay you must pay (for the) five innocent children you took our lives away on that long old fateful day on that very old fate ful day
MEANS AND ENDS
, 3.since you made fate work for others, that fate working will return back to you 4.if you are allways right then you will achieve your plans, because your plans are allways right for others and yourself at the least 5.meaning your plans will
The Prince and the Pirate, Part VIII (Part one)
"i thought fate would be little more... i don't know... intimidating." hector laughed. "if fate was so big and powerful like you perceive it to be, then why don't mortals always follow their destiny?"
Golden Age: chapter 8: The City on the Hill
The vixen was fated to never be caught, and laelaps was fated to catch all of her prey. their fates couldn't co-exist, and as a consequence, zeus placed them in the sky as canis major and canis minor.
Chronicles of the Tetrad Chapter 4: A Hasty Fortune Telling
"go in peace, child of fate." on that note, i thanked lyra and got moving. we had already been on the move most of the night, so dawn shouldn't be long.