The myths of the Morrigan in Celtic traditions convey complex themes surrounding fate and war. Often associated with battle and sovereignty, the Morrigan embodies the duality of life and death, simultaneously representing empowerment and destruction. She is a prophecy and a death goddess whose presence foreshadows conflict and influences the outcomes of battles. The Morrigan’s narratives stress the interconnectedness of warriors, their choices, and the inescapable nature of fate within a warrior society, reinforcing the Celtic views on valor, loyalty, and the cost of conflict.