Quote by William Shakespeare

Farewell, fair cruelty.

Farewell, fair cruelty.

Summary

This quote, "Farewell, fair cruelty," suggests the speaker's bidding goodbye to cruelty, despite acknowledging its appeal or attractiveness. It can be interpreted as a recognition of the power and allure of cruel tendencies, yet also an urging to let go of them. The juxtaposition of "fair" and "cruelty" further emphasizes the conflicting nature of this sentiment, eliciting thoughts about the complexities of human behavior and the struggle to break free from harmful tendencies, even when their temporary attractiveness is acknowledged.

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By William Shakespeare

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