You follow the steps, and you plan and you work, then fate slips in laughing and makes fools of us. Sometimes we can trick it or outguess it
The quote reflects the unpredictable nature of life, emphasizing that despite our careful planning and hard work, unforeseen circumstances can alter our paths. It suggests a playful irony where fate can undermine our efforts, catching us off guard and reminding us that we are not always in control of the outcomes.
This theme resonates throughout J.D. Robb's "Glory in Death," as characters navigate their challenges and confront unexpected twists. It highlights the importance of resilience and adaptability in the face of life's uncertainties, ultimately illustrating the tension between human ambition and the whims of fate.
