The old woman commits suicide in Fahrenheit 451 because she knows that her books are going to be burned, along with her house. She would rather die than have to live in a world where her possessions get her in trouble and her things burned and destroyed.
She didnt want to leave her books. They were hers and it was no use because her books were dead and she wanted to be dead with them.
She was sad
For falling in love with a married woman
Jane Fonda's mother committed suicide after learning of her husband's interest in a much younger woman, Susan Blanchard.
No, Tom Robinson does not commit suicide in To Kill a Mockingbird. Tom is shot and killed while trying to escape from prison.
In first world countries, women tend to choose poisoning or drug overdose. Males are more likely to choose hanging, severing arteries or a gun shot.
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I'm guessing people feel like there is nothing left..but that is not true there is more to life you'll see....
I don't know the exact date but in March, 1998, a woman dying of breast cancer asked her physician to prescribe a drug that would help her end her life. She took the medication later in the month. She became the first person in the U.S. to commit suicide with the help of a doctor--Legally.
That would be stretching a point. Hitler's only living relative (close) at the time of his death was his wife Eva Braun, whom he had married only hours before. And Braun had decided to commit suicide and die with Hitler months before the fact. The other relative of Hitler that committed suicide was his niece Geli,whom he may or may not have had an affair with. She committed suicide, but Geli was at best an "unbalanced" young woman, and it is jumping to conclusion to say that she committed suicide because of Hitler.
4 years after the Romanov's executions, Anna Anderson claimed she was the missing Grand Duchess, Anastasia. it was after she attempted to commit suicide by jumping of a bridge these claims surfaced.
"The Slender Thread" (1965). Directed by Sydney Pollack. Also stars Anne Bancroft, Telly Savalas, Edward Asner, Dabney Coleman.
No, a man cannot commit adultery with his wife. In order to be adultery, it has to be with a woman other than your wife.
Often in the eighteen hundreds a woman would die during labor and in his deep depression her man would romantically commit suicide with a glass of poisoned wine, so most people were raised by their uncle and their auntie in bel aire.