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In Germanic mythology, the goddesses of fate are known as the "Norns." They are often depicted as three female figures who control the destinies of gods and humans alike. The most well-known Norns are Urd (representing the past), Verdandi (the present), and Skuld (the future). They weave the threads of fate, symbolizing the interconnectedness of time and destiny.

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