"UNeasy LIES the head that wears a CROWn."
A person who has great responsibilities, such as a king, is constantly worried and therefore doesn't sleep soundly. ~This saying is a line from the play King Henry the Fourth, Part Two, by William Shakespeare.
Origin of the name Stephanie: From the French Stéphanie, a cognate of the Greek Stephana, which is a feminine form of Stephanos (a CROWn, a garland).
NOTES
A compilation for the woman with the cursed fate who fashioned herself a crown: for the ghosts imprisoned in her castle walls; for the SON held captive by shadows; for the king kept alive only by memories in a bitter heart. ~by cinnabum Follow
com·mer·cial·ism
noun
emphasis on the maximizing of profit.
"deficits prompted efforts for greater commercialism"
derogatory
practices and attitudes that are concerned with the making of profit at the expense of quality.
"the issue of creeping commercialism in schools"
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