The sentence "He wanted to show that fate ruled people’s lives, and that those who interfered with it did so to their sorrow" illustrates the theme of the text by suggesting that nobody should try to control their own fate or the lives of other people. It emphasizes the idea that interfering with fate leads to negative consequences, indicating a belief in a predetermined path that individuals should not disrupt.
He wanted to show that fate ruled people’s lives, and that those who interfered with it did so to their sorrow.
How does this sentence illustrate the theme of the text?
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It suggests that believing only in the power of fate can ruin people’s lives.
It suggests that believing only in the power of fate can ruin people’s lives.
It suggests that people control their own fate and all the events in their lives.
It suggests that people control their own fate and all the events in their lives.
It implies that only some people should have power over the lives or fate of others.
It implies that only some people should have power over the lives or fate of others.
It implies that nobody should try to control their own fate or the lives of other people.
It implies that nobody should try to control their own fate or the lives of other people.
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