Why Characters are Unhappy by Mira
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Why do characters in classic literature always seem unhappy? Today we’re talking about writers like Bulgakov, García Márquez, and Vonnegut—and about why their characters search for meaning instead of comfort. Maybe classic literature isn’t really about suffering. Maybe it’s about depth, honesty, and the inability to live only on the surface. And maybe the discomfort we sometimes feel in real life means the same thing: that we still care, still question, and still search for something real.
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