Zeus' Fates or "The Fates" were called Moirae in Greek, which translates to "apportioners", in Greek mythology there were 3, dressed in white robes, and were personifications of destiny. The Greek word moira literally means a part or portion, and by extension ones part in life or destiny. They controlled the metaphorical thread of life of every mortal from birth to death.
One was Clotho, another was Lachesis, and the 3rd was Atropos.
No, the Fates did
The only ones that Zeus had to answer to was the Fates
The offsprings of Zeus and Themis are the Horae and the Fates.
Klotho, Lakhesis, and Atropos the Fates/Moira were originally daughters of the goddess of night, Nyx.
The Fates, because all gods and goddesses cannot control destiny they could stall it but not prevent what is destined to be. It's said that the only reason why Zeus isn't completely omnipotent is because of the Fates
he had three according to the book and all three of them wore white robes but that is not a proven fact
The Moirae or the Fates lived on Mount Olympus with their father Zeus.
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There are many differing tales to this end. However, the most popular has that the Moirae were the daughters of Zeus and Themis, goddess of Justice.
Zeus has several daughters. His favorite is Athena. Then he has Aphrodite, Artemis, The Fates, The Graces, Hebe, The Muses, and Persephone.
All gods and goddesses of Greek myth may influence Zeus: the Fates though, not even Zeus could escape.
There were three fates.