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The Sisters of Fate are three primordial deities who serve as the secondary antagonists in God of War II. They consist of Lahkesis, Clotho and Atropos, and are among the most powerful beings in existence, having the power to control time and the fate of all Titans, Gods and mortals.

History[]

The Sisters are very loyal to Zeus and they want Kratos to prevent time travel into the Great War not long after Zeus murdered him after stripping him from Kratos' powers. When Kratos revives himself by escaping from Hades, the Sisters became hellbent to prevent him from using Loom of Fate as they believed that using it would destroy the world. At their refusal, Kratos decides to take control over his own destiny and challenged the Sisters.

In the fight that followed, Lahkesis firstly confronted Kratos alone. When bested by Kratos, Lahkesis summoned her sister Atropos from within a mirror. Atropos carried Kratos through the mirror, back in time, to the final fight between Kratos and Ares. She threatened to kill Kratos' past self by destroying the Blade of the Gods - without it, Ares would triumph over the Spartan, and the Kratos fighting the Sisters would retroactively be erased from existence. Kratos protected the sword and defeated Atropos, thereby hurling him back to Lahkesis' throne room. Desperate, Lahkesis and Atropos fought Kratos together. After a violent battle Kratos managed to throw them into one of their inter-dimensional mirrors and shattered it, trapping the two Sisters for good.

With two of the Sisters imprisoned in the mirror, Kratos proceed towards the final Sister, the hideously deformed Clotho, who awaited him in the Loom Chamber. While Kratos made his way to her head, Clotho tried to stop the spartan with their smaller arms, but Kratos managed to disabled all of them. Once at the top level, he disabled her two main arms, giving him time to bring up a giant swinging blade. With this blade, he impaled Clotho through her head, killing the last of the Sisters of Fate and finally granting himself the power to change the past and control time.

In Greek Mythology[]

Referred to in classical Greek mythology as the Moirai, or the Fates; Clotho, Lahkesis, and Atropos, were the daughters of Erebus and Nyx.

As the three Sisters of Fate, Lahkesis, Atropos, and Clotho, determined the fates of every mortal, God, and Titan. Clotho weaved the Threads of Fate, beginning all lives. Lahkesis embellished the threads, which decided the events that would occur in every being's life. Finally, Atropos cut the threads, ending a life. The Fates held power over even divine entities, such as Zeus or Gaia. Consistent with the games, mythology said that the powers of the Fates was absolute, even for Zeus and the Titans. Though there are several references made to the possibility of Zeus changing Fate, he does not.

Their Roman Equivalent are the Parcae.

Trivia[]

  • Based on the deities of Greek mythology.
  • Sisters of Thanatos, personification of death & Hypnos, personification of sleep.
  • During Emanuel Mohica's visit at Santa Monica's Studios, Cory Barlog, the director of God of War II, said the following: “Only Clotho is dead, Atropos and Lakhesis are alive, but trapped somewhere and waiting for revenge”.

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