The human relationship seems to have its own destiny, which may be continuous or characterized by discontinuities, can start from birth or invade suddenly, can be a person, event, or illness, can make a life bloom or wither, and can lead to happiness or destruction.

In this work, the author vividly outlines the landscape of destiny with examples of more or less well-known personalities from history, art, and philosophy, with the primary aim of introducing questions that await answers.