Summary
This quote expresses the belief that death, despite being the ultimate end of life, is less harsh and oppressive compared to living under the rule of a tyrant. It suggests that the burden of living in a society dominated by tyranny brings more suffering, cruelty, and loss of freedom, making death a preferable alternative. It embodies a perspective that values personal autonomy and freedom, and reflects the profound impact and danger that oppressive governments or rulers can have on individuals and society as a whole.
Topics
Death
By Aeschylus