Quote by John Ruskin

The last act crowns the play.

The last act crowns the play.

Summary

This quote suggests that the final moments or actions in any endeavor are of utmost importance and leave a lasting impression. It implies that the conclusion of a play or any undertaking holds the greatest significance, as it has the power to determine the overall success or failure. The quote emphasizes the significance of the closing moments, implying that they can either elevate or diminish the entire journey or performance.

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