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…decides to deny burial rights to Polynices. This decision is interpreted as sacrilege and leads Haemon, Eurydice and Antigone to act with rage. Heamon's death and Antigone's and Eurydice's suicide were interpreted as a curse from the gods to Creon's…

…to be a message runner and Archie fights. The attempt is suicidal as most if not all of the Australians are shot down before they can even get out of their trenches. At the last minute though Frank is given a message to stop the attack but doesn't get there in time…

…you she was very peaceful as she left us and her last words were an expression of love for her family. Suicide may look like an easy way out for the one who dies, but it is perhaps the most painful experience for the loved ones and relatives left behind.…

…could have naturally taken it's path . Rome and Juliet commited suicide because they truly loved eachother, and they hated to be away from one another. Maybe if there had been less rivalry between the families and less love between the children, all would…

…the utopians that work at the hospital. He leaves to escape his nightmare, but cannot avoid the people. The Utopians drive him to suicide, which was his only option to escape the new society. One of the most scientifically interesting parts of the book…

…William from society and his loneliness drives him to desperation. He commits suicide because he cannot stand his life any longer. Without his friends or anyone to care for him, he feels alienated from others. Claiming he is going to "bump myself off, " noone…

…in a race almost committed suicide, what about him? The movie never revealed how poor nations around the world dealt with eventually becoming a nation of an inferior human race. The movie pretty much shows how Hitler’s plan of creating a perfect human race would…

…being with nonconformity, therefore illustrating that one who does conform to society’s wishes is less of a man, or yet a real man at all. Emerson takes off on that idea and goes on to express the bold statement, “Imitation is suicide”(3). Emerson takes…

…that highlight the suicidal messages conveyed. As is pointed out, the context of the poem "Daddy" is that of Plath's husband's affair with another woman. Grieved to the point of psychotic anger Plath's use of imagery throughout the piece accentuates the hopeless…

…stopped sending letters, Miss Helen soon started getting very depressed and suicidal. This proves that the relationship for Helen was very strong. It was the last thing she was hanging on to, after that there was nothing left. I feel the relationship on Elsies…