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The quote is very famous. The  message is simple and everyone understands it. But I can't say that playing different roles in our life is something hideous. It's human nature, we're social animals ( sounds offensively) and we do everything to survive in this society.

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If we talk about the meaning of this statement, then I completely agree that a person plays many roles in the course of life.  From birth to death, we always acquire new statuses.  For some, everything goes along a trodden path, for someone, the whole life is in a total mess.  However, I would like to note my opinion that this line “All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players” is very important for Russian art.  I read an article that said that the name of the author to whom this iconic translation is credited is unknown.  However, it is impossible not to praise him.  If you do not know the full work of Shakespeare, then you can interpret it in different ways.  In the first sense, it is meant that all people wear masks and play on a stage called the world.  Secondly, we can assume that the world is a stage where everyone has their own role.  Some people are born to be rich and some people are born poor.  Someone has to conquer the world, and someone has to wash the floors all his life.  It's kind of a reference to fate.  The third meaning can be understood, as I said earlier, if you read the whole work, where our roles are the transitions of our life.  We are born, we grow, we become independent, we give birth to a new life, we grow old, we die.

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After reading this quote, I have several aspects of its meaning.   1)The first thing I comprehended is that looking around our life is a game where we wear a certain mask every day and play our role . The Stage is what life provides us with. Here we are loose to pick out how to play the line of a daughter, a doctor, a student or a janitor. We reluctantly try to be who we are not in order to survive in this world and live this life for a reason. Being in various situations, we manifest ourselves in different ways and reserve our "ampulla" like a theater. 2)Since everything in the theater is a production, our thoughts and actions are hidden from the faces of others. Most often, we do not say in person what we think about others, dissimulate to be ourselves only after we "wash off the makeup". People's actions are similar to the spectacle of actors, namely, someone just looks at everything from the outside, someone wants to prove himself and achieve something in life, and others just judge                             3)The whole hitch is that our life is short-lived, as is acting on stage. Everyone lives life differently, but all the characters of the play are connected by one end. Sooner or later everything comes to an end and changes over time.    Koberidze Anna    

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After reading this quote, I have several aspects of its meaning.   1)The first thing I comprehended is that looking around our life is a game where we wear a certain mask every day and play our role . The Stage is what life provides us with. Here we are loose to pick out how to play the line of a daughter, a doctor, a student or a janitor. We reluctantly try to be who we are not in order to survive in this world and live this life for a reason. Being in various situations, we manifest ourselves in different ways and reserve our "ampulla" like a theater. 2)Since everything in the theater is a production, our thoughts and actions are hidden from the faces of others. Most often, we do not say in person what we think about others, dissimulate to be ourselves only after we "wash off the makeup". People's actions are similar to the spectacle of actors, namely, someone just looks at everything from the outside, someone wants to prove himself and achieve something in life, and others just judge                             3)The whole hitch is that our life is short-lived, as is acting on stage. Everyone lives life differently, but all the characters of the play are connected by one end. Sooner or later everything comes to an end and changes over time.    Koberidze Anna    

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I assume that the author is trying to convey the idea that all people have different roles throughout their lives. Therefore, the author is comparing us to actors who play their roles on a stage in a theatre. But our stage is real life. Without beautiful scenery . Every day we try on different roles or masks, sometimes we adapt ourselves and in other case,  on the contrary, we show our character. We interact in different ways with the people in our circle: with our parents, for example, we behave this way, but with our friends we behave the other way.

So the author is right when he says that we are like actors in the theatre, we play our roles every day.

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The quote is interesting and, of course , has a hidden meaning. I think it means that all the humans are actors and at different stages of life we play different parts . Men also come into this world (birth) and take a leave (death). A man is born, moves through the different stages of life till he dies. A modern person is constantly playing a role in the world , being one person in public and private life. You act differently at school in front of the teacher than you do it at school with your friends as well as at home . It’s a matter of how much of yourself you want to share or expose to the people around you. it can even mean that person’s real face behind his mask will never be revealed.

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I do not consider this quote to be the fruit of a great thought. On the contrary, it is quite primitive and only talks about obvious things. It's funny that if you read this phrase the other way around, the meaning will remain. Our life is theater = Theater is our life. Everything we see on stage is just a miniature of what happens to us day in and day out. We are not actors, we are: a student, a daughter, a girlfriend, a colleague. We play different roles, it's true, but we are alive and live our lives without plots, prompters, scripts and dress rehearsals. In general, I do not fully agree with this statement. If life were a theater, then at the end of the day we would be greeted by storm of applause, we could take off a sad grimace, leave the stage and become someone else, but life is much more complicated than just actors and their parts.

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People generally do not show their real feelings and attitude to what is happening.  They basically play their role, "Put on masks" - if a person says only the best to your face, then he will pour mud behind your back.
Shakespeare was undoubtedly right, we play roles in life in the same way that actors play their roles in the theater.

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I think that the speech compares the world to a stage and life to a play and catalogues the seven sages of a man's life, sometimes referred to as the seven ages of man.
The theatrical reference is just a way of introducing what Shakespeare really wants to convey, which is an outline of a man’s journey from birth to the grave.
In 'All the world's a stage' Shakespeare discusses the futility of humanity's place in the world. He explores themes of time, aging, memory, and the purpose of life.

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I guess this quote has a big and very important meaning. People are trully actors. Of course, we are not actor in a professional way. But we definitely have many roles. I suppose different people in our life see absolutely different parts of our personality. We act one way while with family, and we choose another type of behaviour when with colleagues; besides, we communicate differently with our friends.
Moreover, we use different 'masks' when trying to hide our feelings and emotions. We try to pretend as if everything is fine when failures come to us one after another. Also, sometimes we play some roles in order to please someone or even to get some benefits for ourselves.
If we are talking about the monologue this quote is taken from, we can see that Shakespeare also compared roles to different stages of life, beginning with childhood and closing with oldness. And this is another good example of a hidden meaning of this phrase.

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I think that we are like actors, but only we can manage our life by ourselves. Nobody can make us do something that we dont want., like directors in the theatre.

We definitely play roles in our own theater, getting into various life situations, experiencing joy, pain, greed, despair, happiness. There is something that does not depend on us and happens by itself, probably it is a fate, which leads us along different paths of our life way forcing us to face troubles, grief and other problems. But we didn't want that.. Each person has their own status, their own profession, their own experience, and therefore their own role. But someone remains himself, and someone  pretends

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I consider that the meaning of this phrase is that this world is like a stage show or a play, and all human beings are actors and actresses. All the people enter into this world through different routes, and exit on an different route. They enter into this stage when they are born, and leave it when they die. Moreover, a person has to behave in different ways. Depending on his life situation, he/she plays various roles, somewhere one has to put on masks and pretend. Besides, I think there is a hidden meaning in this, which is that people believe that everything happens by the will of God, i.e. by destiny. And they cannot do anything about it, because they believe it themselves. However, I believe that every person is not an actor, but a director of his life. With each act, with each made decision, every person changes his/her own life.

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Yes, this quote does have a meaning. It means that your personality, that which you consider to be yourself, is actually just a role(or a bundle of different roles) that you play during the lifetime. Everything is ok with that role but it's important to not take it too seriosly and not identify with it, because it's not a real you. If you will see life this way, there will be much less friction and much more clarity.

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What is the following quote about and say if it has a hidden meaning or not:

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What is the following quote about and say if it has a hidden meaning or not:

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All the world is a stage and all the men and women are merely players...