Death, they say, acquits us of all obligations.

Summary

This quote suggests that death liberates us from all responsibilities and obligations. Once we pass away, all duties, debts, and commitments are no longer relevant, as death is seen as a release from the burdens of earthly life. It implies that in death, individuals are finally free from the constraints and expectations imposed on them during their lifetime, and are thus relieved from any further obligations or duties.

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