Tolstoy's famous line, all happiness is alike, but each pain is painful in its own way.
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In Haruki Murakami's novel 1Q84, the author explores the complexities of human emotions, emphasizing the idea that while joyous experiences may share common characteristics, individual sufferings are unique and varied. This concept aligns with Leo Tolstoy's observation that all happiness resembles one another, yet every form of pain is distinct, reflecting the nuanced nature of our experiences. Life's pain can manifest in countless ways, shaped by personal history and circumstances. Murakami’s...
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