Summary
This quote suggests that facing the reality of death and maintaining a carefree, lighthearted attitude are incompatible. It implies that truly comprehending the seriousness and finality of death would prevent someone from freely enjoying or engaging in seemingly trivial or joyful activities, such as singing. The quote suggests that one cannot have a detached and objective view of their own mortality and, at the same time, partake in frivolous or untroubled endeavors.
Topics
Death
By Woody Allen