Quote by Harold Pinter

One's life has many compartments.

One's life has many compartments.

Summary

This quote suggests that an individual's life is divided into different areas or compartments, each representing a different aspect of their life. Just as physical compartments can store different items separately, the quote implies that people have different parts or domains in their lives that are often not interconnected. These compartments may include personal relationships, career, health, hobbies, and so on. Each compartment holds its own significance and may require attention and nourishment independently, highlighting the complexity and diversity of human existence.

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Life

By Harold Pinter

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