Quote by William Shakespeare

I am very proud, revengeful,ambitious, with more offences at my beck than I havethoughts to put them in, imagination to give them shape,or time to act them in.

I am very proud, revengeful,ambitious, with more offences at

Summary

This quote reflects the narrator's complex character, admitting to feelings of pride, revenge, and ambition. They suggest having countless offenses at their disposal but lack enough thoughts, imagination, and time to carry them out. The quote captures their overwhelming inner world, overflowing with sinister intentions that may remain unfulfilled due to their limitations. It hints at the narrator's potentially dangerous nature and hints at the struggles they may face in navigating their desires within the constraints of reality.

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