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…with depression commit suicide, almost 80% of those who experience depression can feel better with treatment and clinical depression commonly co-occurs with other medical illnesses. These statistics are all dramatic and they are all about depression. The follow…

…fight scenes and tragic death scenes. For example, Romeo kills himself, and Juliet soon after commits suicide as well. This tragic death gives birth to renewal, peace between the two houses. This is another example of oxymoron because out of hate comes…

…outside of Dunsinane, Lady Macbeth commits suicide. We have to ask ourselves, how can one so intoxicated with guilt and remorse be in anyway made up entirely of such pure evil? The term pure evil itself is an oxymoron, because the word evil means; the quality…

…. The theme of guilt arrives along with Inspector Goole as he questions the family. His motives of questioning concern a young girl named Eva Smith, who committed suicide by swallowing disinfectant. Goole claims that everyone in the room has a part to play…

…of the most useful examples in this case, moreover, is that of the monumentally ghastly and inhumane suicide attacks carried out by Islamic fundamentalists on the World Trade Centre [WTC] and the Pentagon on the 11th of September, 2001. It would be relevant…

…in other areas of the film too. Norma Desmond is desperate for attention. The lack of locks because of her suicide attempts is probably nothing more than a ploy for attention. If she were serious about it, she would have done it with that gun. She buys Joe…

…after he committed suicide, making the restoration of the library completely selfless; therefore redeeming himself. The inmates watched Andy work and suffer for the library and not get anything in return. Although they all thought it would be smarter to give…

…to suicide in its acute stages. Keats throughout the poem never addresses melancholy directly, and he makes a plea to an unnamed reader, thus covering a range of readers (age, sex, etc.). This ode, which significantly concludes the set, expresses a vision of those…

…unresolved and the minor characters do not receive any explanations for their actions. One of these characters is Oedipus' wife and mother, Jocasta. She plays a major role in the play and ends up committing suicide; however, the audience is left to wonder why…

…the night she moved the evidence of Duncan's murder. When she commits suicide, Macbeth is not shocked or surprised and states: "She should have died hereafter" (5.5.16). Since Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are both dead by the end of the play, they are permanently…