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…characters who suffer from loneliness brought on by their belief in nothing. The dialog between the two waiters in the café demonstrates their opposite attitudes towards the old drunk man. The young waiter makes light conversation out of the old mans suicide…

…, loss of concentration, and thoughts of suicide or even attempted suicide. Depression has also been linked with the low chemical release of the neurotransmitter (chemical messenger) acetylcholine in the brain, which affects memory capabilities…

…Coalition Against Legalized Gambling, twenty-six percent said they had been divorced or separated because of gambling; thirty-four percent had lost or quit a job; twenty-one percent had filed for bankruptcy; sixty-six percent had contemplated suicide, and sixteen…

…possibly the most important aspects of the Bushido Code that the samurai held true. If this loyalty and honor would bring about death, then death would be embraced by the samurai (Newman, DeGeer 356). Seppuku, ritualistic suicide, was sometimes the result…

…to jump from the branch. Although Gene knew that he could be injured, he did what he thought would please Finny. That night Finny and Gene formed the Suicide Society. When they returned to the tree one night Finny was going to jump when Gene shook the tree…

…genome a number of checkpoints are present which can halt the cell cycle, and if necessary, induce apoptosis. Apoptosis, or programmed cell suicide, involves the synthesis of enzymes like BAX, which bring about the death of the cell within a matter of minutes…

…administration. They played him for a sucker and as the scapegoat of our failed Mideast policy. Not one bit of evidence connects Iraq with terrorism with the exception of funding the families of Palestinian suicide bombers after the fact. There certainly…

…, or VAE, for short. This is a situation where a patient does not want to continue living and asks someone, usually a doctor, to take his life. This type differs from physician-assisted suicide, in that the doctor actually commits the final act…

…commits suicide. This action may represent a number of unrecognized, painful emotions that resurfaced in Brutus' heart. There is no doubt that Caesar was only one of these thoughts, if that. He became unfocused due to his wife's tragedy. Caesar, although…

…reaction to Lady 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…