Fate's journey resonates with me on a personal level. Years ago, I was trapped in an abusive relationship, feeling powerless and small. But with the help of a support group and therapy, I found the strength to leave and rebuild my life. Now, I advocate for other survivors, hoping to empower them to find their own strength and break free from their own cycles of oppression.

Honestly, the whole "downtrodden" to "formidable power" trope feels overused and unrealistic. Real power dynamics are far more complex. It's disappointing to see such a simplistic representation, especially when it reinforces harmful stereotypes about power and agency. We need narratives that challenge these tropes, not perpetuate them.

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This reminds me of the time I was passed over for a promotion at work. I felt like a nobody, just like this Fate character. But then I remembered my passion for woodworking and started my own business. Now, I'm my own boss and couldn't be happier. Sometimes, it's about finding your own strength and forging your own path.

"Downtrodden flag bearer"? More like "cringe-worthy trope alert" 😂. Let's hope the author's writing skills are stronger than that description.

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