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'hard work is my destiny, death is my fate' ' to be born at…
'hard work is my destiny, death is my fate' ' to be born at the right time. there's an element of fate to it.' Compare what these texts say about destiny and fate. (Topic 2)
fate vs destiny
fate
end point, no control, what is bound to happen, compulsory, inevitable, uncontrollable factors
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destiny
journey, end point, finish up
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despite their confinement within 'patriarchal' power structures, women are capable of controlling the destiny of others (3)
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Hard work and ultimately death are the consequences suffered by women as a result of their placement in the hierarchy. (1)
like the ultimate death of the maids, who were 'moon-maiden' sacrifies for their 'high priestess Queen Penelope', as a result of Rosalinds extreme dedication to her work, her life was also 'sacrificed' for the sake of discovery
All women mentioned in penelopiad are noted by Penelope to be existing in Hades with her, thus it is implied that those women also have 'crossed the river' stix into Hades.
Odysseus however is capable of escaping his 'fate' of death unlike the women as he is often found on 'the other side of the river'