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The more frequent cause is psychic shock, as when Ophelia’s lover rejects her, then kills her father.

Classic literature and drama, fantasizing historical figures, emphasized suicide for honor.

The great general fell on his sword, cheating his victorious enemy of the opportunity to torture and dismember him, then festoon the town gates with his body parts.

Slightly lesser people might also choose a suicide of honor, like the wife in Shakespeare’s poem “The Rape of Lucretia,” whose suicide regains both her and her husband’s honor.

The suicide of remorse seems more human, though sometimes it is corrupted by petty emotions like plain old jealousy.

Shakespeare’s Othello, declaiming “Say that I loved, not wisely, but too well,” sounds like the despairing drunk on the late-night news who shoots his ex-wife, his children, and himself “because I love her.” Contrast that with the pitiable suicide of Lady Macbeth, tortured by her role in turning her husband into a killing machine.

Arthur Miller’s All My Sons gave us an even broader example of suicidal remorse, in the factory owner who faces up to the fact that his profiteering on making faulty parts caused the death of untold numbers of soldiers, and, indirectly, that of his own son.

One suicide in modern fiction takes the remorse of an innocent ordinary person to a level worthy of the great Greek tragedies.

In William Styron’s Sophie’s Choice, Sophie accompanies her mad lover into suicide as the on...

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