This chapter's epigraph comes from a quote from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. It's about the "star power of fate" , which is the power of a person's fate to affect the course of events. In this case, it's the ability of fate to move a person. In other words, fate can cause a person to move in a certain direction. If a person moves, it can also cause him to move out of the way of another's movement. So, if you're going to move, you have to move fast. And if you move too fast, you can't move at all. If you move at a snail's pace, you won't be able to catch up with the rest of the pack. So you have no chance of catching up to the pack, even if you were strong enough to do so. The only thing that can catch up to you is your own strength. And that's why you've got to be super-strong. You have to use your strength to get ahead of all the pack's moves. And then you need to use it to get back at the pack for catching up with you. And so you'll have to do that by using your strength on the pack itself, which means you'd have to run away from