Quote by Mary McCarthy

The happy ending is our national belief.

The happy ending is our national belief.

Summary

This quote suggests that as a nation, we hold the belief that every story or situation should have a positive outcome or a "happy ending." It implies that this belief is deeply entrenched in our collective mindset and may reflect an optimism and hopeful outlook we hold as a society. It emphasizes our desire and expectation for positive outcomes, even in the face of adversity or challenges.

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Optimism

By Mary McCarthy

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