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[myselfknown]

There's a trend in history of fate being unavoidable. Often times trying to avoid one's fate ultimately ends up with one causing what it is they are trying to prevent. It's amusing for a while, I'll admit, but in that sad and pathetic 'watching Ares fail at basic math' kind of way.

Avoiding your fate isn't impossible, children, just bloody

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[girdledqueen]

Knowing takes all the fun out of it, don't you think?

[myselfknown]

Not really.

[girdledqueen]

Oh I think so. All the surprise is gone.

[myselfknown]

And that's a bad thing?

[girdledqueen]

Yes. It makes you lazy.

[myselfknown]

Does it, really?

[girdledqueen]

Of course, if you already knew what was going to happen, what would be the point of working for anything?

[myselfknown]

Well, to change it, of course.

[girdledqueen]

Why change it if you like it?

[myselfknown]

Because it's a challenge.

[girdledqueen]

And it's even more of a challenge when you don't know how it's going to work out.

[myselfknown]

You can't purposefully change what you don't know is going to happen.

[girdledqueen]

You wouldn't be working to change. You'd be working to secure the proper outcome.

[myselfknown]

Blindly?

[girdledqueen]

On an even playing field, to a degree.

[myselfknown]

I don't think so.