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Our fates are forever connected to the millions of species we rely on directly and indirectly every day.
They have as much control over their own fates as my car.
And one of these fates is objectively seen by the world as bad, and the other one is objectively seen by the world as good, but your subconscious is completely incapable of discerning the difference between bad and good.
And to me, this doesn't make any sense because whether we like it or not, the fates of African people are deeply intertwined.
But it's equally foolish to say that our fates are sealed.
And after centuries of ratcheting human pressure, Caribbean reefs met one of three fates.
Despite their divergent fates, they are forever joined in history, and in the name of the research base that marks the South Pole.
He believed their fates originated from the constraints of a segregated society.
As Raskolnikov’s own family arrives in town, their moral innocence stands in stark contrast to the depravity of those around them, even as their fates grow increasingly intertwined.
As the stranger engages the two companions in a philosophical debate and makes ominous predictions about their fates, the reader is suddenly transported to 1st century Jerusalem.
But there's two fates to everything, isn't there?
He said, "Sometimes I think the Fates must grin as we denounce them and insist the only reason we can't win, is the Fates themselves have missed.
And so the Fates are seldom wrong, no matter how they twist and wind.
And if our fates are intertwined, then we believe that it is good karma, it is good fortune.
The friends that play this game soon figure this out, and then realise they must defeat the Blood Countess from the video game or accept their fates.
The final frames of the original "American Graffiti" provide one-line summaries of the fates of the film's four central male characters.
Their fates are tied together as inseparably as any human bond.
The ultimate fates of certain guys is poignant and heartbreaking, with gifted and spontaneous ace skateboard rat Jay Adams rating as the saddest and most tragic: He blew his chance at the big time and wound up doing time in jail.
The fates are against me.
This film ends with a speech in which the narrator tells us the fates of two of the lead characters and that the names of people and places have been changed...before telling us that relation to actual people and events are purely coincidental.
A movie that shows empathy for the weaker citizens in society, in this case unemployed harbour workers, does not automatically make for a good movie, even though I would be the first to sympathize with the fates of these people.
Maybe that was the point, that we are all in a "bubble" of our own, but these people didn't compel me to be concerned about them or shocked at their various fates.
That the killers met their just fates is a small comfort for this doomed family.
It's a set of four stories all revolving around the tenants of a charmingly old-fashioned house and their various gruesome and horrific fates, all tied together by a wrap-around story about a Scotland Yard inspector searching for a missing horror film star.
The evil lurking at the mansion won't allow anyone to leave--and so we're all held prisoner together, watching the guests meet their 'imaginative' grisly fates.
The film is a bit bleak and depressing, as decent characters fight futilely against their fates, but the filmmakers leave little doubt whose side they're on.
I think one of the reason we favor this show over shows like Survivor is that, for the most part, the contestants are in charge of their own fates.
And where Sissy Spacek was touching as Carrie, Amy Irving and Andrew Stevens as psychic teens who unleash the fury are whiny and callow, and you don't really care about their fates.
So now she lives in this big house all by herself (with a strange long-haired cat the girls call Snowball) and when the girls arrive, things at first seem idyllic, but then change as the girls start to meet with odd fates, one by one.
That the film provides no easy resolutions yet plenty of optimism for these truly modern Korean women is the year's most pleasant K-cinema surprise: it allows the protagonists an honesty and resolve in deciding their own fates that many recent K- comedies seem hell-bent on denying similar characters.
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