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Originally Posted by Light-Yagami-Kira
The fate of the Death Note had authority over natural fate. Natural fate was set by the persons lifespan, but the Death Note dictated that by cutting off the human before his or her set time. And if the lifespan was set at birth then we can't assume it was predestined in anyway, seeing how "pre" would be before birth. The lifespan would also have nothing to do with the actions of the persons death caused by the Death Note. The Death Note defys the lifespan by killing the human before his appointed time.
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Yea, I know that the Death Note can kill people before their time, but Yagami Soichiro died a 'natural' death... he wasn't killed by a Death Note.
In the last episode Matsuda blames Light for causing Soichiro's death... BUT Soichiro didn't have much time left to live anyway. Soichiro took the 'Eye-Deal' and halved his lifespan. So the time it takes from the Eye-Deal to his Death x2 = His remaining natural lifespan. Not very much.
What I'm saying is that this means noone in the story's world is responsible for anyone's death. Everyone has a set time to die that can only be interfered with a Death Note. It makes you wonder if people actions are also influenced by this lifespan, if everything is just fated to happen. (Except for anything Death Note induced).