Existence Is a Comedy
Existence is a Comedy — it only seems to be a tragedy if you stop the story before it is over.
Comedy, in the deeper sense, is the movement from confusion to reconciliation, exile to homecoming, fragmentation to restored order.
If reality is ultimately redemptive, then comedy may be closer to the final structure of being than tragedy.
Tragedy is real, but not final.
It is tragic because we know it need not be, because it is useless, because happiness and resolution are so very close.
No story ends in tragedy.
If it is not a happy ending, then it is not yet the end of the story.