In mythology, the Fates, known as the Moirai in Greek tradition, were three sisters who controlled the threads of life for every individual. Clotho spun the thread of life, Lachesis measured its length, and Atropos cut it, determining the moment of death. Their role emphasized the inevitability of fate and destiny, underscoring that human lives were bound by predetermined circumstances beyond their control. This concept reflects the belief in a cosmic order where even gods were subject to the Fates’ decree.
In the under world with Hades
There were three fates.
The Fates are 3 old women but they can change shape if they want to. No one can change the Fates as they are what they are.
The Fates control destiny, and who lives and dies.
The fates , or norses as Romans called them , lived in Zues's Palace on Mount Olympus
Intresting question. there is none, but there is something called "The Fates." 3 fates control the fate of the world.
Zeus gave birth to the fates and all other gods. He also gave the world lightening. Some say that he gave the world children but that is not true because God gave the world children.
In the under world with Hades
There were three fates.
Gil Fates's birth name is Fates, Joseph Gilbert.
what are some fates symbols
Themis is the mother of the Fates
The Fates are in the movie Hercules.
The Fates are 3 old women but they can change shape if they want to. No one can change the Fates as they are what they are.
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 Fates control destiny, and who lives and dies.