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Quote By William Shakespeare
Renowned English Playwright, Poet, and Actor of the Renaissance Era
Born: April 26, 1564
Died: April 23, 1616
William Shakespeare, the immortal Bard, enriched world literature with timeless plays and sonnets that resonate across centuries.
William Shakespeare, the immortal Bard, enriched world literature with timeless plays and sonnets that resonate across centuries.
Explanation Of The Quote
Shakespeare's character Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" asserts her independence and autonomy. This quote conveys the idea that individuals should not feel obligated to satisfy others' expectations or demands if it compromises their principles or values. It promotes self-determination and integrity.
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