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... ss of fate, Clotho, was not without reason.
In Greek mythology, predetermined fate was often unchangeable.
Even the gods had to abide by this rule.
Those who dared to defy fate invariably ended up being toyed with by it, meeting an even more tragic end.
For example, Sisyphus, who feared death and deceived the gods of the underworld, was punished to eternally push a boulder up a hill, only for it to roll back down each time, leading to a life of endless, meaningles ...
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