Understanding Fate and Belief

Ragnar asserts his belief in self-determination, rejecting the influence of gods over his fate. He argues that gods are human creations to answer questions they fear. The seer, who has walked among the dead, admits to possible errors in his interpretations. Despite a prophecy of chaos and death, Ragnar remains unafraid, embracing his destiny.

What does the speaker claim about his fate?

• It is influenced by others.

• It is predetermined by destiny.

• It is guided by his own decisions.

• It is controlled by the gods.

According to the speaker, why were gods created by humans?

• To control the weather.

• To protect them from enemies.

• To provide answers to difficult questions.

• To ensure good harvests.

How does the speaker view the existence of gods?

• As a source of comfort.

• As a human invention.

• As a fundamental truth.

• As a necessary evil.

What does the seer admit about his past interpretations?

• They were based on dreams.

• They were influenced by others.

• They were always accurate.

• They might have been incorrect.

What does the seer predict with the return of someone's father?

• Peace and prosperity.

• A new beginning.

• Calamity and chaos.

• A great celebration.