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Richard Cory, a character in Edwin Arlington Robinson's poem, commits suicide despite appearing affluent and successful, highlighting the disparity between outward appearances and inner turmoil. His life of wealth and admiration masks profound loneliness and dissatisfaction. Ultimately, his tragic decision underscores the theme that material success does not guarantee happiness and that emotional struggles can remain hidden beneath a polished facade.

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