In Greek mythology, the destinies of the gods are often intertwined through threads of fate, known as the Fates or Moirai, who control the life spans and destinies of both mortals and immortals. Gods frequently manipulate these destinies, engaging in conflicts and alliances that may alter their own fates in unexpected ways. Such relationships illustrate how cooperation, rivalry, and the complex nature of identity influence not only divine actions but also the broader tapestry of human experiences within the mythological realm.