"All meanings, we know, depend on the key of interpretation"

This quote by George Eliot talks to the idea that the significance of something is not always precise and can be translated in a different way depending on the context. It suggests that the method we translate something is based on our own private point of views and experiences. This is especially true when it concerns comprehending literature, art, and other forms of communication. By recognizing that the meaning of something can be translated in a different way, we can get a better understanding of the world around us. We can also be more available to different analyses and viewpoints, which can cause more significant conversations and relationships. Eventually, this quote motivates us to be conscious of how we interpret the world around us and to be available to different interpretations.