Humor Quote by Rhoda Broughton
““Yes, the play of her life had begun, and whether it was to be a tragedy or a comedy who could tell?[99] Probably, neither; most people’s are neither the one nor the other,—too prosaically free from any great emotions or grand situations for tragedy, too triste[100] and serious for comedy. To me most people’s lives seem like melodramas without a dénouement. The first three or four acts are played, and while we are waiting for the fifth, which is to be the key to all the others, which is to explain all that is unaccountable, and reconcile all incongruities, lo, the curtain drops! The fifth is played in some other world, and we must suspend our curiosity till we get there. A””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Lost Siren by Rhoda Broughton, 1880
Life often feels like unfinished drama without clear resolution, leaving us waiting for meaning.
In simple terms: Life can seem like an unfinished play.
Accept uncertainty and find meaning in the present.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- daily routine
- creative pursuits
- personal growth
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What part of your life feels unresolved?
- How can you create closure without external resolution?
Seeking a definitive ending may be futile.