Against Fate

Fate. A concept far beyond the comprehension of the average mind. A concept that was a law. Or rather, one above the laws, as Fate, encompasses both men, and the gods.

But, what was Fate, exactly?

This was an abstruse term to humans of the modern age, as it was either used lightly by them and not taken serious, or not believed in completely.

But in essence, Fate was the development of events outside of a person's control or will, regarded as predestined, destined if you will, by a supernatural power, such as the gods for example.

An example of Fate would be Jason's current trauma outside of his obsessive avoidance of God – his 'alien' relationship with his mother.

The boy HAD to go through all the trauma of neglect, feeling a state of non-existence and low importance, so that the current him could understand the current visions he was having of his childhood.

He was DESTINED to go through such treatment. It was a FATED event. Hence, even if God could have done something to help,