Quote by William Shakespeare

For nothing can seem foul to those that win.

For nothing can seem foul to those that win.

Summary

This quote suggests that when individuals are successful or victorious, they tend to overlook or disregard any negative aspects or immoral behavior associated with their actions. It implies that winning can create a blind spot, clouding one's judgment and perception of what is considered right or wrong. It highlights the potential for individuals to become so consumed by their achievements and victories that they become indifferent to ethical considerations.

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Deception/lying

By William Shakespeare

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