Quote by Stephen King

Sometimes dead is better

Sometimes dead is better

Summary

This quote, "Sometimes dead is better," implies that death can be preferable or more beneficial than living. It suggests that there might be situations where the consequences or suffering of staying alive are worse than death. This perspective underlines the idea that not all life situations are worth enduring and that there might be instances where death might be seen as a release or escape from a painful existence.

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Death Dead Creed Undead

By Stephen King

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