Brave New World

Chapter 16;

"Happiness is never grand." Explain the significance of the line.

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Mustapha explains that happiness and contentment are never as passionate as misery. Nobody discovers themselves in a state of happiness, bliss is never as deep or grand than the sadness and the struggle.

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