Moirai

So Gaia is a titan.

And then it's pretty much of the same kind of story where you need to go find the sisters of fate.

And the sisters of fate have a power to go back in time.

So your goal is to be the sisters, take their power, be able to go back in time for Zeus not to betray you.

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guy, man.

So yeah, so then Zeus betrays him.

He goes to see the Sisters of Fate.

And, and yet, you know, from...

So, so I wanted to say klotho is one of the Greek goddess Fates, and Klotho is the weaver.

She weaves life.

And so-

Greek gods, Harry spots a loom and a spinning wheel, which is pretty obviously a direct reference to the Fates, which is another tripartite goddess that is actually common to many different European mythologies, including the Greek, the Romans, and the Norse.

The Greeks called them the Moirai, the Romans called them the Parke, and the Norse called them the Norns.

Yeah, and there's other sort of fate-weaving deities that we looked at.

These are the cleanest ones that fit into the triple goddess version.

This is what we're gonna do next." And just all the different environments.

Going through, uh, there's that big island with the horses, you gotta move the island to the Sisters of Fate.

Oh, yeah.

And just the whole time, Kratos just being like, like, "I just wanna kill people and get through this."

Every poem ever written, every song ever sung, every history ever told, including this one, flows in some sense from Nemesine Themis was justice, divine law, the deep order of things, not human law, not the kind written on tablets and argued in courts, but the law that underlies existence itself, the sense that certain things are right and certain things are wrong at a level that precedes all legislation.

She would later become a close counselor of Zeus, and her daughters, the Horai, the Moirai, the Fates themselves, would govern the structure of mortal lives from birth to death.

Rhea, of course, was the mother of the Olympians, the great mother goddess, paired with Cronus, and eventually the one who outsmarted him.

And Tethys and Phoebe we have already touched.

Moros, doom.

The Moirai, fates.

Oizys, misery.

Momus, blame.