On Fate, Destiny and Prophecy in Books
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Titles marked with an asterisk (*) were gifted to me by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
Today I want to discuss one of my favourite elements to some fantasy stories that, when relly dug into, really get me thinking: fate and prophecy.
I love thinking about books that discuss a character's fate or destiny, or prophecies about a character's future. I like to think about, as I read the story, whether what's fated to happen is actually going to happen anyway, or if it's because the character has heard about their fate, their destiny, or a prophecy involving them that leads it to be.
I love thinking about books that discuss a character's fate or destiny, or prophecies about a character's future. I like to think about, as I read the story, whether what's fated to happen is actually going to happen anyway, or if it's because the character has heard about their fate, their destiny, or a prophecy involving them that leads it to be.
