How does the fact that caesar’s death is a competition between fate and free will reflect the essence of humanity?
fate has total control; free will is nonexistent.
life is full of choices, but with careful consideration, the outcome can be predicted; free will oftentimes overpowers fate.
free will has total control; fate is nonexistent.
life is full of choices and unknown outcomes; fate oftentimes overpowers free will.
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