Quote by William Shakespeare

He kills her in her own humor.

He kills her in her own humor.

Summary

This quote suggests that someone is capable of extinguishing one's sense of humor, symbolic of a metaphorical death. It implies that a person's ability to find joy, laughter, and amusement is taken away by someone else. It indicates a kind of dominance or influence that leads to the suppression of one's individuality or unique traits that contribute to their humor. Ultimately, this quote underscores the power someone can possess over another in dampening their spirit and essence.

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Humor Funny Shakespeare Taming Of The Shrew

By William Shakespeare

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