Quote by Roger Moore

There is nothing glamorous about death.

There is nothing glamorous about death.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that death holds no allure or beauty. It suggests that contrary to some idealized notions of death, it is a stark and unforgiving reality rather than something to be romanticized or glorified. Death, the ultimate end to life, is presented as a somber and unadorned concept that should be acknowledged as such.

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