You're going to become a sheperdess in paradise

You're going to forever try not to fall into the background.

You are going to spend eternity playing with sheep made from clouds that frolick around you

You're going to a masquerade ball where you will be mistaken as a secret agent, keep a rendezvous meant for another, be recruited into service and save the world twice from extremist threats. Eventually your identity will be blown and you'll be smuggled into another country to try and live a mundane life under the radar, teaching parents of blind children to read Braille and to adjust their lives.

That sounds like an exciting, if maybe a little scary fate!

Your fate is to grow the prettiest, lushest garden currently existing in the world and populating it with all kinds of rare creatures that can live happily under your protection. You let the occasional visitor into the garden, but only after they have earned your trust through completing elaborate riddles meant to reveal their character. All the lucky ones that make it inside are completely stunned by the beauty of the little paradise you have created and spend the rest of their days telling people about it and trying to create something similar, creating many wonderful spots of greenery in the process.

You're fated to be dancing forever at a party you didn't even want to go at

An owl is going to swoop down and try and eat you, but you'll fight back and win free. The fall will do some further damage and you'll be rescued by a kindly charcoal maker and her husband. They'll tend your injuries and you'll decide to stick around and protect them from the local griffons, who are fierce and territorial.

You're really going to become as red as your hair

The wave of light will slowly turn you into the same flower as on your head. But you'll be a super-flower that has the ability to walk around.

You're going to get lost in the maze of streets and be rescued by a shape-shifted crow, who will call down directions to you. When you finally win free of the city you'll realize you have to go back in to finish your errand, and will end up leading a reform of the public transportation system out of sheer self-defense.
Most of the citizens will hail you as a hero.