Summary
This quote suggests that true power lies in being all-powerful, or omnipotent, even if it means being without any true friends. It implies that when one is in a position of ultimate authority or control, they may dominate their surroundings and reign over others, yet they may lack meaningful connections or genuine companionship. The quote implies a trade-off between power and relational bonds, emphasizing that absolute power may come at the cost of solitude and a sense of loneliness.