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…and mental restlessness) have been driven to horrible actions. Matthew Miller, a 13-year-old, committed suicide less than a week after starting to take Zoloft. William Forsyth, after two weeks of taking Prozac, stabbed his wife 15 times as she lay in bed…

…into the contest, the battle to secure his rightful place in the world” as Willy does in the play (Tragedy 230). Throughout everyone of his actions up to his suicide, Willy displays his reluctance to accept reality, but to fight back against all odds. He manages…

…and earthquakes, lets put the blame on something else. The power to heal and destroy is extraordinary and I would want no other to wield such power. But for some, the power is felt to be in their hands. Suicide bomber, murders, and the belief that you create you own…

…, and even commit suicide. That is why he moved to write so that all these suppressed desires and fears can be set free. He always presents himself by the main character or hero as a victim of a world which is a reflection of the outside world. Thus, he is able…

…are beginning to think how the actors on television act is how they are to act. Some of the uncensored media, is posing a bad influence on our children, increasing violence, suicide, hate crimes, rape, etc. After fifty years of research (Since 1948) children who…

…of that pain and suffering. You talk to your doctor and he says that it is not possible for him to end your misery and none of your friends or your family members are not willing to do it. There is only one choice left and that is suicide…but how are you going…

…of something after death, The undiscovered country, from whose bourn no traveler returns…” (III.i.78-80). Based on this soliloquy, the reader can see that Hamlet is truly afraid of death, yet he makes numerous references to committing suicide in this soliloquy…

…yearns to die for the benefit of their own health shall be granted that wish, no questions asked. The whole issue of assisted suicide is made out to be something that's evil, wrong, and inhuman, but it's not. People say and think that one who assists another…

…from ear to ear." (Hemmingway, 69) They apparently decide that suicide is more suffering and misery than they wish the child Nick to witness. This was in vain due to Nick's having a clear view of the Indian's slit throat from his vantage point…

…, that it kills him to admit that he is just a normal man who can get fired from his job just like everyone else. Going out to find another job would be degrading to him. This explains Willy's thoughts of suicide. Willy does not want to commit suicide to help his…