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…chain of events in the play that ends with the murder of Macbeth and the suicide of Lady Macbeth. While the witches are not totally responsible for the actions of Macbeth, they are responsible for introducing the ideas to Macbeth. Macbeth's ambition led…

…will not discourage crime. It promotes murder rather than deter it. A desire for suicide is what leads some murders to their criminal acts. Capital Punishment should remain legalized in all states. The two main reasons are it is morally just and it will deter…

…was almost like a suicide. When Mr. Mallard showed up she then knew that she would be returned to captivity. She chose death over leaving the happiness that she had so briefly enjoyed. She did not want to go on living wishing that she had the freedom she had…

…at this all male school and their relationship as friends was getting stronger each day because Gene admired Phineas for his bravery and Phineas admired Gene because he listened to him. Phineas decided to make a club called the Super Suicide Society of the Summer…

…Desire, compensated for her disheveled past with fantasies. Scarred by the abrupt suicide of her husband Allen Grey, Blanche gradually slipped into a world governed by her delusions. For instance, she was overtaken with loneliness so she embarked…

…, committing suicide. Paul's last thoughts are on the things that he will never get to do, because he ended it all before his time. Like Paul, Sarty runs away from the only life he has ever known and all of his family. Sarty wants to live out his dream, which…

…of his important soldiers has been captured, loses hope, and commits suicide, while Brutus feels that his army has been cornered, and throws himself onto another man's sword, killing himself also. They call off the rest of the battle, for Antony's army now…

…, even firmer than his sister’s.” Following this quotation, Gregor Samsa commits suicide. He felt he was no longer needed, as a salesman, a son and brother, or a member of society. Were the anxieties, inner terrors, and cynicism of human life all factors…

…should not be followers. “…envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide”(Emerson 366). Also he says people should do what they think is right. “Trust thyself, every heart vibrates to that iron string”(Emerson 366). Civil Disobedience by Henry Thoreau…

…) and even contemplating suicide. All this is an attempt to remain oblivious to the reality they are oinly waiting for a vague image, who may never come. In essence they don't want to realize that thier lives are meaningless. This vehavior is a perfect…