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…suicidal tendencies to phychotic disorders. However, these shortcomings did not account for his tragic end, not by themselves anyway. Soviety is to blame. It was society who stripped him of his dignity, piece by piece. It was society who stripped him…

…the casino moves in so do the criminals. Gambling can lead to an array of heavy consequences from compulsiveness, theft, fraud, prostitution, and even suicide. Many people’s lives are highly affected by the miss use of gambling. If the government doesn’t take…

…support himself, and does little more for his family. He has had thoughts of suicide and made plans in that direction. He loves his family, but whenever they are together, they always find a reason to fight. The title, “Death of a Salesman,” has…

…instance of desperation from a sorrowful story. At the end of the play, Romeo commits suicide because he believes Juliet to be dead. This happens all too often in modern society when a person can not see any hope. Sadly, few things have changed since…

…for their suicides, pulling together the tragic ending of the play. Throughout the second scene of Act II, Romeo uses beautiful metaphors and similes to express his affection for Juliet: O, speak again bright angel, for thou art As glorious to this night, being o’er my…

…daughters all end up doing something he does not approve. One commits suicide because of love, the eldest marries a tailor that dies young and the third one falls in love with an exiled Marxist. Tevye invests money in the stocks and ends up losing all…

…escape Starkfield. But, sadly he is crippled for life for his mistake, attempting to commit suicide with Mattie, his wife’s cousin. Now Ethan is stuck with two miserable women for life. As it is stated above, it is all right to have a flaw since everyone…

…her feelings. The impossibility of a physical relationship between Blanche and her husband leads him to commit suicide. While Blanche envisioned herself in a relationship, there was actually nothing there; by showing the disastrous consequences of pure…

…not want to make you think that he is crazy but for others to think this of him it just make me want to beleive even more that he is crazy. One of the things that shows that he is crazy is that he contemplates suicide or as Hamlet says "self slaughter…

…is Mrs. Keller's belief that her son survived the war. She is forced to confront this pipe dream in the end, when Ann brings a letter from Larry, documenting his planned suicide. As in O'Neil's The Iceman Cometh, this confrontation of the pipe dream does…