Fate versus Freewill
Fate versus Freewill The Judge versus the Kid Caught by the watchful eye of the Judge, the kid drops his arrow and draws another. ... ” The kid is now in control of another mans fate, but at the same time who is in control of his? ... In the foreign, barren desert of the kid’s heart there is a war raging between fate and freewill, the kid and the judge. ... ” The path the judge has chosen for the kid is one of senseless violence and meaningless bloodshed, but no longer does the kid want to have his fate shaped by the judge. ... Was it fate that brought the kid back to the place of his birth on page 324, or did he come on his own freewill? ... It is unclear why the kid returns to his birthplace but it is here that the kid looses his freewill along with his life. In the judges eyes dancing represents a life of freewill. There can only ever be one true dancer, one who truly lives by his own freewill. ... 335),” fiddling and dancing at the same time, while all the other “false dancers,” for it is there fate, dance to the beat played by the judge.