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…created a reality for himself where he "knocked 'em cold in Providence," and "slaughtered 'em in Boston."(1468) “Five hundred gross in Providence” becomes “roughly two hundred gross on the whole trip.” The ultimate result of his disillusionment is his suicide…

…onto the afterlife. Ophelia, Hamlet’s love, goes insane and commits suicide after she hears of her father, Polonius’, accidental death by Hamlet’s hands. Clearly, Macbeth and Hamlet are both very dynamic literatures. The overwhelming similarities…

…not want any government making decisions regarding what I can put in to my body or do to my body. An individuals own body is not the juristdiction of the state. Although we may not find suicide, drug use, abortion, self-mutilation, etc., abhorrent, we cannot…

…are for stress-related complaints or disorders. Stress has been linked to all the leading causes of death, including heart disease, cancer, lung ailments, accidents, cirrhosis, and suicide. An estimated 1 million workers are absent on an average workday because…

…their loyalty to their friends and family with their suicides, ignoring the fact that Creon believed killing Antigone was right. Creon’s kingly powers and laws were ineffective when it came to preventing actions fueled by relationships between friends and family…

…circumstances, but it's not always the best. As loyal and trustworthy as Brutus was first thought to be, his true side was eventually shown in the end. He was no friend to Caesar, or anyone else. Betrayal, lies, suicide, and murder were result of a weak and deceitful…

…at the blades of a propeller-- followed by McWatt's suicide-- is sadistically funny. The absurdity of Dunbar being "disappeared" cloaks its awful truth. Even life and death can be at the whim of the army bureaucracy, as demonstrated by Mudd's "life", and Daneeka's…

…only adds to Biff’s disapproval of his father. * Willy believes that, at the end of his life, he has been burdered with the worst possible humiliation. With this in mind, Willy commits suicide to allow his family to collect a large sum of insurance…

…students and and a forty-seven-year-old science teacher. The massacre ended when the two, denying their victims or their families justice, committed suicide before they were forced to face their punishment. As Harris and Klebold entered the library, they fired…

…coincidental to be a 'suicide'" (http://philadelphia.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dprins.demon.nl%2Fconvergence%2F9916.html). Jessup at first didn't care about the incident, Until he was confronted by a couple of Navy officers…