Quote by Aristotle

Cruel is the strife of brothers.

Cruel is the strife of brothers.

Summary

This quote alludes to the bitter nature of conflict among siblings. It suggests that rivalries and disputes between brothers can be particularly harsh and difficult, implying that familial disagreements can be more emotionally charged than those with individuals outside of the family. The use of the word "cruel" emphasizes the intensity and sometimes lasting negative impact of conflicts among brothers, highlighting the complex dynamics within sibling relationships.

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