: What I did in one of my stories is to have the character change her mind about "fate," even while believing in "signs." Briefly, my heroine meets a man who echoes something she did before

What I did in one of my stories is to have the character change her mind about "fate," even while believing in "signs."

Briefly, my heroine meets a man who echoes something she did before her trauma. But while she continues to believe in fate, she starts to question the premise that her fate is not to meet a kind man. Because she also takes this "echoing as a "sign" that this is the one for her. And when he does turn out to be kind, then she maintains her belief in "signs," and decides that she read her fate wrongly.

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: No, Dostoyevsky explored religious and existentialists ideas in many of his books--his genius was to add to the discussion by exploring existing ideas through fiction and finding new ground through

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