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…to heaven where Albert, who is an angel of explanation and of comfort, welcomes Chris to his new and supposable eternal home. The situation worsens when Chris finds out that his wife has committed suicide and has gone to Hell. Refusing to accept her fate, Chris…

…of destruction. In her feelings of loneliness and guilt after her husband's suicide, Blanche looks for comfort in heavy drinking and sexual affairs causing her to loose her job, self- respect and her place in her hometown, Laurel, and eventually her sanity. Williams…

…older and not the least bit naïve about the eventual outcome of her marriage. Although she enjoys Pierre's company and feels real sadness when he leaves, rather than committing suicide, she accepts it as the natural conclusion of a business arrangement…

…with Sibyl Vane. From this point on all evil which Dorian partakes in becomes evident in Basil’s portrait of him. Dorian not only leads two people to suicide, corrupts the mind of Adrian Singleton, but also takes the life of one whom once held dear to his heart…

…of suicide. According to Durkheim, social organization is needed for an external force for each individual’s goal to be reached with collective order. When disruption occurs among collective order, goals may not be reached and traditional rules loose over…

…with their decisions even though they were not informed. When Romeo was banished Juliet acted as if it was the end of the world, and immediately thought the only way out if suicide, or at least, pretend to be dead and then run away with Romeo. Personally I think…

…"kill", it is the only accurate, non-emotional word to describe the reality, and it is the word which the law uses. Assisted suicide is also now being proposed, where a person would be provided with the means of committing suicide, and would then himself…

…the king and is sorry for what she has done. Lady Macbeth becomes so sick, she requires a doctor and servant to watch and take care of her. Lady Macbeth shows her weakness by not being able to handle the thoughts of her evil deeds and commits suicide. Lady…

…; I'm not supposed to want to be you," (Mondego is the son of a Count). He is then taken to a horrible prison called the Chateau d'If, where he is barely fed, bored to the point of wanting suicide and whipped on every anniversary of his arrival. After a few…

…of a Salesman, can be classified as a tragic hero. Willy becomes increasingly miserable throughout the play as he falls from being a loving and successful father into a suicidal, delusional man. Aristotle also noted that a tragic hero is not a bad person deserving…