Tonight, high school girl Lori Strode will have to fight for her life.

She's going to get attacked by the murderer Michael Myers and she's going to find out that she too is capable

of picking up a knife.

Tonight her life is going to change forever.

But for now, Lori's just in another boring English class,

doodling in her notebook, half listening to the teacher,

so innocent she doesn't even realize her killer is studying her outside.

You see, fate caught up with several lives here.

No matter what course of action Collins took he was destined to his own fate his own day

record with himself Then Lori looks out the window and sees a man in a mask. The man is so strange that she can't stop herself looking again.

He's still there.

So staring.

Answer the question.

Oh, um, Kostain wrote that fate was somehow related only to religion, whereas Samuels felt

that, well fate was like a natural element like earth, air, fire, and water.

That's right, Samuels definitely personified fate.

In Samuels writing fate is immovable.

Say from the teacher, Lori looks out the window again.

The man in the mask is gone.

Fate never changes.

Lorry's drood has no idea what's coming.

And you know who else has no idea what's coming?

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