Dempster and was Percy’s actions that led up to the premature birth of Paul. However, his guilt was his own decision and that is where free will comes in which also leads him to become obsessed with saints and only listening to himself about them which was caused by his choices since he feels guilty for what he did to Mary. Furthermore free will takes over fate because Dunny always goes above and beyond to better inform himself of whatever happened as he does not care about what Father Regan thinks of Mary as Dunny, nevertheless, decides to go to Weston to explore further about saints when he mentions that “Within a week I was at Weston, talking with my fool-saint once again” (138). The fate and free will does collaborate and go hand-in-hand as his fate has influenced his free will as he takes on his free will and goes into different journeys in his life such as meeting with the Jesuits, studying hagiology, and dwelling on his guilt all which the fate, has caused him to do. So, this is the idea of going with the flow of destiny but keep your eyes open since you’re a part of it too and are not being pushed along towards your