Mythologies hold complex beliefs regarding fate and free will—two themes that shape narratives around destiny and choice. Many cultural myths present the idea that while gods or cosmic forces guide the course of human lives, individuals still possess the freedom to make choices. For instance, in Greek mythology, while the Moirae weave the threads of fate, humans can act within those limits. This interplay explores the tension between predestination and personal agency, inviting individuals to consider how their actions shape their lives and destinies.