It appears that Romeo went down to mourn Juliet inside the Capulet tomb when he encountered Country Paris who was supposed to have wed Juliet last week. The two started a duel with Paris’ servant present at the beginning but ran for help. Before he could come back the duel had ended with the death of Paris. “I knew the fight would end with a death again so I ran for help…but I was too late” said Paris’ dejected servant. It is thought that Romeo then saw Juliet lying inert on the tomb from the effects of a sleeping death potion, he thought her to be dead and in a blind fit
To the death of her father, who had been diagnosed with Cancer, the almost delayed reaction in what society sees as the first sign of grief – tears. Ferguson describes from an early stage in her life the awareness of death on the farm but there appears no association of feeling attached to the farm animals dying. This could be seen from an early age distinguishing the different relationships and differences between deaths and how theses can affect a child into adulthood. Socially this piece still fits today, the untimely death of Debbie, Witnessed, unexpected describing the instant cry of pain remembering it being “awful” An instant knowledge that the death had occurred. To the death of her father, an unwritten knowledge that the death will happen albeit, she describes perfectly the other relatives, older being aware and she being almost whisked away at the sight of her father.
The slaying of Susie devastated her whole town and brought them closer together. Losing such a young and bright student such as Susie in a horrible way such as murder and rape, the town would react in the same manner because murder never took place in their small Pennsylvania town. Death is portrayed as a sad and depressing entity. Although everyone will experience some sort of death in their lifetime, many do not know how to handle a sudden and brutal one. For the Salmon family, the death of their daughter Susie is a tremendous task to try and cope with because of how she died.
Secrets In Sue Monk Kidd’s novel The Secret Life of Bees Lily Owens is seeking to find the truth behind her mother Deborah Owens’s death. Since her mother’s death Lily’s life is incomplete, she hears stories from her father (who she calls T-Ray) about her mother but does not believe them. She has been living with guilt since that one night after killing her mother. T-Ray tells Lily that her mother ran away and left her behind, Lily believes he is just saying to punish her, and does not believe what he says. She says, “What if my mother leaving wasn’t true?
The first death that really rattles Montag is when the firemen are getting ready to burn a house down, and the woman that lived there started herself and her books on fire. When he got home from that, he found out that Clarisse had died. His wife, Mildred, has an addiction to pills that will most likely eventually kill her too. Teen murdered
She then slashed her neck and arm with a kitchen knife and sat down in the garden shed where she hoped to die. She was ‘overwhelmed with despair’ and wanted to end her life. Yet she feared for what would happen to Patrick if she were not there. Oxford Crown Court heard that she had never thought to put her own needs before those of her son and, in the end, ‘spiralled into depression’. Markcrow, a mother of four, who admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility at an earlier hearing, survived her suicide attempt.
Malcolm XIn 1931, Malcolm’s father died in mysterious circumstances, run over by a streetcar. Although it was never proved, the suspicion remained that he had been killed by members of the Ku Klux Klan. The police recorded the death as suicide, thereby annulling Earl Little’s life insurance. Malcolm Little Left poverty-stricken, Malcolm’s mother struggled to make ends meet for her large family. The pressure took its toll and in 1937, six years after her husband’s death, she was committed to an asylum.
Summary Ana's story chapter 21-44 Ana's father was ill and came back to his mother's house. He lived there because he couldn't take care of himself anymore. He became more ill and after a while he died. Ana felt really depressed because her father died. She went for a walk with her aunt and she told het that her father died of aids and that he got it from her mom.
Though these stories are very different, there are some similarities that are inescapable because of the family friction in both stories. Both stories have to do with the death of a family member, and how the characters handle that death. In “A Family Supper,” a man returns home after running away with his “true love.” His father has lost his business, and his has mother died. He only finds out that she committed suicide after he returns home. He is completely matter-of-fact about the situation surrounding his mother’s death, and he gives her an excuse.
Foreshadowing, imagery and symbolism in William Faulkner “A Rose for Emily” “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner starts with Emily’s funeral where the entire town is present “the men through a sort of respectful affection for a fallen monument the women mostly out of curiosity” (287). The narrator, who represents the town, describes her life as lonely, hopeless and isolated form the community. Her father robbed her of a life. He is the dominant face in her life and he “had driven away” “all the young men “that wanted to marry her (290). He died when she was thirty years old living her alone with no husband and with a lone to the town.