hostage to fortune

The phrase "hostage to fortune" typically refers to being in a vulnerable or precarious position, where one's actions or circumstances could potentially lead to negative consequences or setbacks. It implies that a person or entity is at the mercy of fate or external forces, putting their fate or future success at risk.

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