Quote by Edgar Wallace

Twas Beauty that killed the beast!

Twas Beauty that killed the beast!

Summary

This quote represents the idea that the downfall of the mighty and dangerous beast was ultimately caused by its encounter with beauty. It suggests that the creature's inner vulnerability and susceptibility led to its demise as it fell victim to the beauty's influence. The quote may be interpreted as a metaphor highlighting the power of allure, charm, or attraction, illustrating how something seemingly harmless or gentle can bring about the downfall of a formidable force.

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By Edgar Wallace

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