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What does ''I'd rather die as a lion than live as a lamb'' mean?
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∙ 14y ago
It probably means that you would rather have lived as a strong, aggressive, brave person (like a lion) who died with the same personality, rather than live as a shy, quiet, modest person (like a lamb), never socializing with others, feeling unimportant, etc.
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