Quote by Virginia Woolf

It is far harder to kill a phantom than a reality


It is far harder to kill a phantom than a reality

Summary

This quote suggests that imaginary or ephemeral things are often more resilient and challenging to eliminate than tangible or concrete entities. Phantoms, which may represent illusions, fears, or misconceptions, can persist in our minds even when reality tells us otherwise. Efforts to eradicate beliefs, emotions, or ideas that exist primarily in our imagination may prove to be exceedingly difficult, emphasizing the enduring power and influence they can possess over us.

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Realism
By Virginia Woolf
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