Quote by William Shakespeare

I am a man more sinned against than sinning.

I am a man more sinned against than sinning.

Summary

This quote, spoken by King Lear in William Shakespeare's play, implies that he believes he has been wronged more by others than he has wronged them. Lear sees himself as a victim of circumstances, pointing towards the injustices and betrayals he has experienced. It highlights the contrast between his perception of himself and the reality of his flaws and mistakes. The quote reflects Lear's attempts to justify his actions and attribute blame to external factors rather than accepting personal responsibility.

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