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"Marriage is a series of choices that doesn’t always end up the way you thought it would."

A couple walks hand in hand on a sunny day, with the man holding flowers and saying I love you, while the woman responds, We're having kids? illustrating the unexpected choices in marriage.

"Sometimes, the things we most want to hide are the things that end up defining us."

A hooded figure sits on a floor covered with books and papers, head bowed in distress. A handwritten quote in French about hidden truths lies on the ground, emphasizing personal definitions.

"In stories, like in life, there are always two sides to every coin."

A swirling design creates a yin-yang effect, contrasting majestic mountains and serene lakes with sailboats, embodying the concept of duality in stories and life.

"The beauty of life is found in its messiness and unpredictability."

A vibrant, surreal scene featuring a glowing crystal surrounded by colorful flowers, twisting roots, and a backdrop of an overgrown city, embodying life's beauty in its unpredictability.

"You can’t see someone in their entirety until they’re gone."

A silhouette of a person stands on a path surrounded by flowers, facing a vibrant sunset, evoking the sentiment of appreciating a person's presence before they are gone.

"Some people don’t want to be understood; they just want to be loved."

A woman with long, wavy hair sits on a bed, eyes closed and hands clasped in prayer. Soft light from lamps casts a warm glow in a serene, introspective atmosphere.

"Secrets are a bond in a marriage that can tie or strangle, depending on how tightly you hold them."

Two hands cradle a glowing, heart-shaped light amidst a starry sky, symbolizing the dual nature of secrets in a marriage—binding yet potentially suffocating.

"The world is full of stories, and it’s a storyteller’s job to make sense of them."

An elderly storyteller sits amidst a library filled with books, conjuring swirling purple wisps of magic, embodying the essence of weaving stories from the world's mysteries.

Genres Featured In Fates and Furies

Literary Fiction (Major)

Psychological Drama (Prominent)

Mystery (Notable)

Romance (Sub-Genre)

Family Saga (Prominent)

Themes Featured In Fates and Furies

Marriage and Partnership (Major)

Deception and Secrets (Significant)

Identity and Self-Perception (Moderate)

Ambition and Success (Significant)

Fate and chance (Noticable)

Art and Creativity (Moderate)

Love and Betrayal (Major)

Tones In Fates and Furies

Intense (Strong)

Bittersweet (Moderate)

Reflective (Noticable)

Wistful (Mild)

Tense (Strong)

Nostalgic (Noticable)

Disillusioned (Moderate)

Passionate (Very Strong)

Sardonic (Noticable)

Ambiguous (Moderate)

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