Question

Q5. Why is the last stage described as ‘ mere oblivion’ by Shakespeare?

Answer 1

Answer:

The last stage is second childishness because

The "second childishness," or extreme old age, is related to being a child in that a person is essentially helpless, lacking in senses and sensibility, and wholly dependent on others for their care in this last stage of life.

Answer 2

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Why is the last stage described as ‘ mere oblivion’ by Shakespeare?

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The "second childishness," or extreme old age, is related to being a child in that a person is essentially helpless, lacking in senses and sensibility, and wholly dependent on others for their care in this last stage of life.