explain: cowards die many times before their deaths
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of chapter julius caesar
The cowards are afraid of death, the fear of death robs them of all joys of life and they get the experience of death many times even before they actually encounter death.
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Cowards Die Many Times Before Their Deaths The Valiant Never Taste OfDeath But Once Meaning. Julius Caesar says "cowards die many times before their deaths/ The valiant never taste of death but once." ... I believe that Shakespeare is using Julius Caesar to make note of the difference between cowardice and bravery.
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comwads die many times is a metaphor here.Ceasar is conveying that cowards are dead inside
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The cowards are afraid of death, the fear of death robs them of all joys of life and they get the experience of death many times even before they actually encounter death.
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