Quote by William Shakespeare

What's done cannot be undone.

What's done cannot be undone.

Summary

This quote implies that once a deed or action has been performed, it cannot be reversed or changed. It highlights the irrevocability of past events and suggests that there are consequences that remain even if we regret or wish to undo them. It serves as a reminder to think carefully before acting, as some actions may have lasting effects that cannot be easily erased. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of responsibility, encouraging individuals to consider the potential consequences of their choices before taking action.

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By William Shakespeare

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