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Embracing Fortuity: Exploring Serendipity and Amulets in Literature

Dive into the world of serendipitous encounters and lucky charms with this fascinating lesson on the power of amulets and the whims of fate in literature. Explore the depths of alchemy, fatalism, and capriciousness while discovering the magic of providential interventions. Unlock the mysteries of vagaries and vicissitudes, and unravel how these concepts shape narratives and characters. Let serendipity guide your literary journey! 8

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Embracing Fortuity: Exploring Serendipity and Amulets in Literature

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  1. Vocabulary Lesson 28 BY Ricardo Rivera Claudia Aliff Sebastian Morales

  2. Quirk • An odd or particular habit

  3. amulet • Something worn or kept to bring good luck or keep away evil

  4. fatalism • A doctrine that events are fixed in advance so that human beings are powerless to change them.

  5. alchemy A medieval chemical art, science, and speculative philosophy

  6. vagary • An erratic, unpredictable whim, or extravagant manifestation, action, or notion

  7. providential • Fortunate, lucky, and advantageous

  8. propitious • favorably disposed • being a good omen • tending to favor

  9. capricious • governed or characterized by caprice impulsive, unpredictable

  10. SERENDIPITY • An lucky, accidental occurrence He found that town through pure chance! Good thing too, because he as starving.

  11. Vicissitude • Change of state, usually to a worse one.

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