Does character determine fate, or does fate determine character?
"It is doomed from the beginning that those who are born in hell will end up in hell." - He will end up living in hell, just like he was born in hell from the beginning.
Emily Dickinson once said, "I could have endured the darkness, had I not seen the sun."
That year, he came into her eyes as a young man, like a wounded lone wolf, alert and fragile. From then on, she became his armor and the sunshine in his cracks, dispelling the darkness and bringing warmth to him. Despite fate's tricks, she still didn't belong to him. She still found her prince, and they went to the prosperous castle together. From then on, he was still alone in his cave. When he raised his head, the light turned into moonlight unknowingly. Although the sun and the moon shined together, one was warm and the other was cold.
That year, the sun was flying up and down, leaving mottled marks on the ground. The beautiful young man played with the sunshine, smiling freely and high-spirited. But a sudden misfortune severely broke his dream and changed his life. He could no longer see the girl hiding in the shade of the tree and secretly looking at him. He searched and finally saw that familiar figure. Fortunately, time smoothes the wounds and growth gives courage.
The memory of that year was written in a diary, and then locked in a drawer and hidden in dust. There were smiles and pains. The gears of fate turned around and brought us together again.