It is useful to remind ourselves of this and to remember that this is a play, a highly secular one at that. In fact, there isn't a single divine intervention or godly appearance in it at all. It was designed for a sophisticated audience and intended, among other things, to provoke, to tease, to satirize, to politicize, to amuse, to horrify, to entertain, and to play with ideas about the meanings of things. As far as meanings go, this is a play about destiny, its significance, and the price one man pays in the relentless pursuit of its truth. So, back to the play, as play.
Destiny is destiny.
There are two dictionary meanings to the word destiny. These are fundamental questions. Destiny, being destiny, however it emerges, from fate, choice, or chance, is unavoidable. Destinies simply are. We don t know yet.