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…is distraught with shame and guilt, while Lady Macbeth holds herself together and covers for his strange behavior. In Act V, we see Lady Macbeth falling apart, a downfall we later learn leads her to suicide. Macbeth, on the other hand, has forgotten his guilt…

…being part of the murder of Duncan. She did not have the courage to face the repercussions of her dirty deed, she had to take an easy way out, suicide. The act of Lady Macbeth committing suicide really shows that she is not a strong person. Throughout…

…in comparable situations. When the play was going to end, they both decided to commit suicide for one another. As the play goes on, the development of Romeo and Juliet are similar. Firstly, both Romeo and Juliet are similar because at the start, when Romeo…

…lipstick without using her hands. Brian is the groups brain, he is failing shop. Shop is supposed to be the easiest class in the world, but he just can't build a lamp worth anything. He is caught with a flaregun in his locker. He intends to commit suicide…

…dramatically. In the 1970’s many states lowered the drinking age from twenty-one to eighteen. As youth alcohol consumption rose, so did related drunk driving accidents, suicide, and violence. Currently the legal drinking age in all fifty states is twenty-one…

…. She feels this could cause a high suicide rate when people are overwhelmed by not having the material things they were used to. The trends of a lower teen pregnancy, divorce, and crime rates are I feel terrible wrong. The data for the rates in years…

…“a quintessence of dust,” Hamlet reveals the true depth of his depression and suicidal feelings. Hamlet’s previous statements on the greatness of humanity were spoken with a wry, satirical tone. Within the hidden meaning of these lines, Hamlet expresses his belief…

…suicide, howeverthere are reasons that Romeo went to the Apothicary that are the fault of others. Therefore, even though the Apothicary sold Romeo the poison, its not necessarily his fault. Perpetrator number two is Balthasar, one of Romeo’s own Montagues…

…better about themselves, but they are also becoming sympathetic. It is quite certain that this person will be getting blessings for this (God never sleeps). In the concentration camps, there were many opportunities for Dr. Frankl to commit suicide, but he…

…his dignity to work any other job. Willy decides to commit suicide, so that his family may get the money from his life insurance. He does not consider his family’s love, but prefers to look at what is the best business move. Willy believes that this final…