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…, giving little thought to the consequences of his actions. Hamlets’ actions prove to be more passive than Laertes. The death of Hamlet’s father and the hasty, incestuous remarriage of his mother to his uncle throws Hamlet into a suicidal frame of mind…

…for the patient to qualify for a doctor to assist him/her with suicide they are as follows: „h The patient must make a voluntary request „h The request must be well considered „h The wish must be durable (meaning the patient must ask repeatedly) „h The patient…

…sleep disturbances, and thirty-one percent had regrets about their decision. Also, suicide becomes a possible way for the mother to deal with the stress of her baby being killed. In the same study, it was reported that about sixty percent of them had…

…this, she did not marry Beethoven. (Sally Patton-pg.75) By October 1802, he had written the Heiligenstadt Testament confessing his deafness, and suicidal considerations. (Internet-pg.5) By about 1800, Beethoven was mastering the Viennese High-Classic style…

…of self-destruction; Victor's grief over his mother leading to the creation of the monster, which then leads to a vicious circle of death and more grief, all culminating in the destruction of the creator- it could be looked upon as being an slow form of suicide…

…Macbeth"s death is a sign of complete despair-all feeling is dead in him. His famous speech upon hearing of her suicide-"Tomorrow,........"(Act V Scene V lines 17-28)-is less an expression of grief than it is about the utter meaninglessness in life. Another…

…life when she decides that she can no longer cope with the pressure. She deals with her pain by cutting off her nose and her legs, which leads to her death. Ironically, after her suicide she finally hears the words she was longing for all her life: “Doesn’t…

…man had attempted to commit suicide by hanging himself. The young waiter, who figures that “he’s lonely,” surmises the reason for the attempted suicide to which the older waiter replies, "he might be better with a wife." The loneliness and despair…

…and melancholy. His feelings are melancholy because in the past two months Hamlet's father has been killed, his mother has married his uncle Claudius and because of these events feels like committing suicide. In the soliloquy, we learn about Hamlet's adoration of his…

…fair?…That if you be honest and fair, your honesty should admit no discourse to your beauty. …I loved you not… Get thee to a nunnery." Then Hamlet kills Polonius, Ophelia's father, which in turn makes her go mad and in her madness she commits suicide. Hamlet…