Salem's Grove

Some people say that free will is a myth. That fate predetermines every choice you make, and every action that follows. Some say it's a privilege. That every choice you make defines, not only your own future, but the futures of those around you. Then there's the very few that believe fate is what you make of it. Right or wrong, it is your own story to write one page at a time. And when you die, you hand the book to someone else, and they continue that story.

I believe that fate is a collection. A library of lives woven together like a braid. Each strand different, unique, stronger or weaker than others, but vital all the same. Though eventually the braid ends, the strands all link back to one root. There is no "beginning". There is no "end". Our lives are simply a story we share together. No matter how dark or fatal or evil that story seems to be.

This is just another never ending story.