Several years ago I read a short story of his that made me think of the Moirae just the way the ladies were done; however, I can't recall the name of the piece and having no luck finding it again. Can some assist me?

Hi AncientOR, and welcome.

I confess I didn't know what you were referring to, so I Googled and now assume that you are asking about these.

I can't think of such a Bradbury story (although what you said rings a bell somewhere), but maybe someone else will think of something.

Interesting and intriguing mythological tale...but related RB!??

Maybe a trace of "Ylla" at the beginning of Martian Chronicles or "Cecy" the April Witch. These female characterizations were Mr. B's most intrinsically fascinating.

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Yes the fates. They appear as feeders of death in it.

The short story "The Exiles", found in THE ILLUSTRATED MAN, comes to mind.