Penn Hackney

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He felt grief for the people of the Maldives, but, to his shame, the grief was mingled with a purely selfish pang: the sense that he and Beatrice, for the first time since the beginning of their relationship, were not going through the same things together.
Penn Hackney
Two kinds of grief - for others and for himself. Not contradictory or selfish at all. Can grief (genuine grief) ever be selfish, in the sense of self-seeking rather than comfort seeking?
The Book of Strange New Things
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