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…up his ideal self in a life that is much more sophisticated than his own. He felt that the program kept him from having “suicidal thoughts”. I feel that that program would be very beneficial to people who are having trouble in their lives and do not know…

…life a living hell; which it pretty much already was. Or Doyle would have ended up getting drunk one night and killing Frank. Frank’s father committed suicide, which left Frank devastated and now Doyle treated him like he was nothing. Karl did kill four…

…much and allows Iago to corrupt him. Iago cons him into believing his wife is cheating on him, and he kills her for it. When he realises she was not cheating, he commits suicide in anguish. Iago: He is Othello's ensign…

…in his mind. Instead, the actor did not represent MacBeth’s descent from a level of joy to levels of craze and hatred well at all. I also felt the same way about Lady MacBeth, who also undergoes a large plunge into suicidal thought. These parts could have been…

…, the symptoms of bipolar disorder are severe. They can result in damaged relationships, poor job or school performance, and even suicide. But, on the up side, bipolar disorder can be treated, and people with this illness can lead full and productive lives. In her…

…. A suicide mission if you really think about it. Planes on our carrier ships only held enough fuel to successfully make it to japan and kill as many japs as we could. Failure set into our minds. Then we took off. We soon learned that the plan was made for us…

…of disillusuions starting from his early child hood. As a teen Mark heard the voices of "little people" that he believed lived in the walls of his bedroom. This disturbed mental state later lead Chapman to attempt suicide and be put in psychiatric counselling as he…

…and make little to no money. Disheartened and stricken with syphilis he headed back to the South Seas. In 1897 he tried to commit suicide, failed and lived for five more years to paint. He died on Hiva Oa in the Marquesas Islands. Gauguin’s American debut…

…to try to relieve the world of all pain and suffering. Back in real time, Jesse’s father’s business partner commits suicide and his perspective on life is changed. Jesse’s dad decides to go with Jesse and the monks to Nepal so they can learn if Jesse…

…was present when Finny “fell” from the oak tree. The novel begins with Gene revisiting Devon several years after graduating to reflect on the incidents that occurred during the summer session. Later in the novel, Finny creates the super Suicide Society…