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…of committing suicide. Depression can take several other forms. With manic-depressive illness, a person’s mood swings back and forth between depression and mania. People with seasonal affective disorder typically suffer from depression only during certain times…

…at as very cold miserable things. Frost is trying to convey, through the picture of cold and dreary woods, that the man is contemplating suicide. At this point in the man’s life, getting lost and dying in the woods seems easier than facing all of his troubles…

…dignity during this unsettling time. They were a the mercy of their government and were forced to face the repercussions of governmental actions In dealing with honor, the concept of suicide is discussed. Throughout the story, Common fights…

…and the worthlessness of life that he contemplates suicide asking, “For who could bear the whips and scorns of time” ( III. i. 69-70). He believes he would be foolish to suffer through his life when he will simply be forgotten after his death. In an ironic twist, Hamlet…

…“ Nothing can destroy the spirit. Chris was aware of that he went to the other side. He was patiently waiting for his wife. After some time he got the message from Albert that she is not going to join him, because he commit suicide. “ Suicide only participates…

…People, the lack of forgiveness detrimentally affects the Jarret Family. The father, Calvin Jarret, finds himself torn between his wife, Beth, and his suicidal son, Conrad. Beth finds herself unable to forgive Cal and Con which results in her leaving them…

…for not committing suicide. Throughout the play he seems to wish for death and here we find out why he doesn't bring it on himself. This also gives us a window into his personality. This speech provides us with a clear understanding of Hamlet and his motivations. Hamlet…

…innocent people die because of the carelessness of Daisy. She is responsible for betraying Gatsby's dream, running over Myrtle with her car and indirectly causing George's suicide. Daisy is both directly and indirectly responsible for the death…

…household. During the cold months of winter Yan Chang (the servant of An-mei’s mother) told An-mei how the Second wife gained importance by staging her many pretend suicides, which led to large allowances for her. She also told her how Big mother managed…

…with increased cigarette smoking. Women who have abortions are twice as likely to start smoking heavily and suffer the health risks that come with smoking. 60% of the women who have or experience post-abortion sequelae report suicidal ideation, 28% attempt suicide…