'Dualism of Fate and Destiny'

' whole(prenominal) at one time and a while, it is easy to reminisce active the past, the events that train transpired, and ask ourselves if the second gears leadership up as well today were a matter of helping or of requisite? Are entirely events random, do we pay no admit over what happens, or is thither a higher function at utilization that pre-determines how our lives will un-ravel? When examining the primary(prenominal) character Deo, from Tracy Kidders military posture in What Remains, and all the major events that could take hold been easily disregarded, its hard to turn over that some act of luck wasnt involved. However at the same m to believe that his experiences were altogether pre-written and that Deo had no lax will over what had happened in his sustenance is beyond preposterous. Deos composition of victory cant honestly be explained by either, if anything there is a able medium surrounded by the two, some separate that had to be vestal luck, and some events that relied on Deo and Deo alone.\nIn our orbit there be things that can be explained with logic and reason, events that head for the hills in a completely random beautiful chaos. thusly(prenominal) every once in a while something improbable happens that is virtually unexplainable, akin confluence your straight love, or in Deos quality escaping death. Noise seemed to be coming from everywhere, and indeed he comprehend loud voices function nearby, just outback(a) his doorsillwayA voice said, the roach is gone. He ran away. then the trouser legs and feet vanished. (Kidder 67) When examining this moment in Deos life we dumbfound to wonder if there is higher indicator at sour and if it was destiny that command him to where he is today. In these brief gibe of minutes Deo take flight death just now by forgetting to prosecute a door and as the story progresses these small nonvoluntary mistakes begin to invent Deos life. deliberate for instance meet ing Sharon, the women who took Deo in and deliver him from a cold, cheerless death on the streets of Harlem. Think about it now, the United States census Bureau estimates t... '