"Yes."
"I think you're too good to be so unhappy."
"That's a new view of me. Most people think I'm too unhappy to be very good."
"You are good; but if you'd been happier you'd have known that other people are what you call good, too."
"That's what I said to Bunny. She was unhappy."
"Never mind her. If you'd been happier you'd have known, for instance, that my brother isn't an exception. There are a great many men like him. All the men I've known have been more or less like Robert."
"They would be, dear; all the men you've known. But, you see, something happened. Nothing ever happened to you."
"No. Nothing very much has happened to me. Nothing very much ever will."
"You never wanted things to happen, did you?"
"I don't know. Perhaps I'm interested most in the things that happen to other people."