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What did the fates look like?
The Fates are 3 old women but they can change shape if they want to. No one can change the Fates as they are what they are.
How many Greek Fates are there?
There were three fates.
What do the fates control?
The Fates control destiny, and who lives and dies.
What were the three fates the goddesses of?
The Three Fates were the goddesses of time of life. One of them spun your thread of life, an other one measured it, and when you die, the last one cuts your "life line". So in short, they control when you are born, how long you live, and when you die.
Did the moirai share an eye?
No, you're thinking of the graeae
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