You couldn't fight the injustice of fate; you could only suffer it and hope that one day it might be different.
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The quote reflects a profound sense of resignation toward the struggles imposed by fate. It emphasizes that while one cannot change the injustices or hardships that life may present, there is a glimmer of hope that circumstances may improve over time. This perspective encourages acceptance of one's situation while also nurturing the belief in a more favorable future.
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