Quote by Ludwig van Beethoven

Friends applaud, the comedy is over.

Friends applaud, the comedy is over.

Summary

This quote suggests that the situation or event that was being perceived as humorous or lighthearted has come to an end. It implies that the humor has ceased, and it's time to move on to a more serious or solemn matter. The quote may also convey a sense of finality, as if it's signaling the end of a phase or chapter by the applause of friends, indicating that the comic element has now passed.

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