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『Destiny Times Three』는 1945년에 처음 출판된 프리츠 라이버(Fritz Leiber)가 쓴 SF 소설입니다.
프리츠 라이버(Fritz Leiber)는 과학적 개념과 그것이 인간의 삶에 미치는 영향에 대한 상상력 있는 탐구로 유명했으며, "Destiny Times Three"는 그의 사변적 소설 능력을 보여주는 대표적인 예입니다. 모험과 철학적 탐구를 결합하여 독자들에게 복잡하고 매력적인 이야기를 제공합니다.
시간 여행의 복잡함과 그 결과를 탐구하는 이야기에 흥미가 있다면 Fritz Leiber의 "Destiny Times Three"는 혁신적인 접근 방식과 생각을 자극하는 주제를 탐구해 볼 가치가 있습니다.


『Destiny Times Three』 is a science fiction novel written by Fritz Leiber, first published in 1945.
Fritz Leiber was known for his imaginative exploration of scientific concepts and their impact on human life, and "Destiny Times Three" is a prime example of his speculative fiction abilities. It combines adventure and philosophical exploration to provide readers with a complex and compelling story.
If you're interested in stories that explore the complexities of time travel and its consequences, Fritz Leiber's "Destiny Times Three" is worth exploring for its innovative approach and thought-provoking themes.

Summary
Fritz Leiber's "Destiny Times Three" is set in a futuristic utopian society. Protagonist Thorn and his colleague Clawly are about to present an important hypothesis to the World Executive Council. They believe that the current utopian reality is in danger. During a symphony performance, Thorn has a strange experience and ends up stealing from a strange old man. Both Thorn and Clawly seem to belong to a dark era of the past, contrasting with the peaceful society of the present. They share a secret purpose, and this carries with it a great deal of responsibility. The beauty of utopia is depicted, but its fragility is also hinted at. The story ends with Thorn and Clawly setting off on an important mission. The novel explores the dangers hidden beneath the surface of utopia and the possibilities of a multidimensional reality.

Contents
CHAPTER I. In ghostly, shivering streamers of green
CHAPTER II. Suppressing the fatigue that surged up in him
CHAPTER III. Like a dreamer who falls head-foremost for giddy
CHAPTER IV. Like a mote in the grip of an intangible whirlwind
CHAPTER V. With a sickening ultimate plunge
CHAPTER VI. Thorn teetered on the dark edge
CHAPTER VII. Clawly quit his nervous prowling
CHAPTER VIII. With bent shoulders, sunken head
CHAPTER IX. It was a notably bare room
CHAPTER X. Thorn did not ask himself why his resting place
CHAPTER XI. Alternate waves of guilt and almost unbearable
CHAPTER XII. The Sky Room of the Opal Cross was so altered
CHAPTER XIII. In the black, cramping tunnel Thorn
CHAPTER XIV. Our quest for our Probability Engine