![]() ![]() ![]() This, in turn, determines the number of tribulations that individual is predestined to face. ![]() The second Fate, Lachesis, is known as "the Allotter," given the fact that her responsibility includes determining how much mortal life is assigned to the soul of each individual. This act is used to represent her divine duty, also incorporating pregnancies or birth when referring to her. Clotho was the first of the three, known as "the spinner" because she wove the threads of human life while in the womb. The Fates were expected to appear within three days of a mortal's birth. The Moirai, meaning "allotted portion" or "share," separated each sister into a different role in order to handle the fates of humans. The Fates controlling the thread of life with their tools. ![]()
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