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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)
  5. The Omen - Damien’s nanny hangs herself on his 5th birthday
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)
  5. The Omen - Damien’s nanny hangs herself on his 5th birthday
  6. Atlas Shrugged - James Taggart’s wife throws herself into a river.
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)
  5. The Omen - Damien’s nanny hangs herself on his 5th birthday
  6. Atlas Shrugged - James Taggart’s wife throws herself into a River
  7. Romeo and Juliet- title characters add themselves to Verona’s already soaring mortality rate
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  1. Ophelia from Hamlet drowns herself.
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  1. Ophelia from Hamlet drowns herself.
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)
  5. The Omen - Damien’s nanny hangs herself on his 5th birthday
  6. Atlas Shrugged - James Taggart’s wife throws herself into a River
  7. Romeo and Juliet- title characters add themselves to Verona’s already soaring mortality rate
  8. Ophelia from Hamlet drowns herself.
  9. An Officer and a Gentleman: Sid Worley hangs himself
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)
  5. The Omen - Damien’s nanny hangs herself on his 5th birthday
  6. Atlas Shrugged - James Taggart’s wife throws herself into a River
  7. Romeo and Juliet- title characters add themselves to Verona’s already soaring mortality rate
  8. Ophelia from Hamlet drowns herself.
  9. An Officer and a Gentleman: Sid Worley hangs himself
  10. Les Miserables- Javert drowns himself in the Seine
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)
  5. The Omen - Damien’s nanny hangs herself on his 5th birthday
  6. Atlas Shrugged - James Taggart’s wife throws herself into a River
  7. Romeo and Juliet- title characters add themselves to Verona’s already soaring mortality rate
  8. Ophelia from Hamlet drowns herself.
  9. An Officer and a Gentleman: Sid Worley hangs himself
  10. Les Miserables- Javert drowns himself in the Seine
  11. Macbeth - Lady Macbeth, “Who, as 'tis thought, by self and violent hands took off her life.”
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)
  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)
  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)
  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)
  5. The Omen - Damien’s nanny hangs herself on his 5th birthday
  6. Atlas Shrugged - James Taggart’s wife throws herself into a River
  7. Romeo and Juliet- title characters add themselves to Verona’s already soaring mortality rate
  8. Ophelia from Hamlet drowns herself.
  9. An Officer and a Gentleman: Sid Worley hangs himself
  10. Les Miserables- Javert drowns himself in the Seine
  11. Macbeth - Lady Macbeth, “Who, as 'tis thought, by self and violent hands took off her life.”
  12. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest - Billy
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Fictional works where someone commits suicide

  1. Dr. Zhivago–Pasha Antipov (shooting)

  2. Anna Karenina (title character throws herself under a train)

  3. Sister Carrie - George Hurstwood (asphyxiates himself with gas)

  4. Stephen King’s IT - Stanley Uris (slices his wrists in the bathtub and writes “IT” on the wall with his blood)

  5. The Omen - Damien’s nanny hangs herself on his 5th birthday

  6. Atlas Shrugged - James Taggart’s wife throws herself into a River

  7. Romeo and Juliet- title characters add themselves to Verona’s already soaring mortality rate

  8. Ophelia from Hamlet drowns herself.

  9. An Officer and a Gentleman: Sid Worley hangs himself

  10. Les Miserables- Javert drowns himself in the Seine

  11. Macbeth - Lady Macbeth, “Who, as 'tis thought, by self and violent hands took off her life.”

  12. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest - Billy Bibbitt (cuts throat)

  13. Vera Claythorne in Agatha Christie novel ***And Then There Were None ***(in movie version, she’s innocent and survives; in novel, she’s a murderess and hangs herself).
    New topic: Fictional Murderers In Non-Mystery Novels.Stories/Plays

  14. Rodion Raskolnikov in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment

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Can we have a definition of “mystery” for this? Are you talking “books in the Mystery” genre" or “books that have a mystery in them”?

If the former, put me down for

  1. Hannibal Lecter, Silence of the Lambs
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New topic: Fictional Murderers In Non-Mystery Novels.Stories/Plays

  1. Rodion Raskolnikov in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment
  2. Hannibal Lecter, Silence of the Lambs
  3. Macbeth in Shakespeare’s Scottish play
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I have a great idea for a category but it will not be timely after this evening. May I interject?

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We’ve done that kind of thing even a day or two later.

Fictional Murderers In Non-Mystery Novels/Stories/Plays

  1. Rodion Raskolnikov in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment
  2. Hannibal Lecter, Silence of the Lambs
  3. Macbeth in Shakespeare’s Scottish play
  4. John Rainbird, Firestarter
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Fictional Murderers In Non-Mystery Novels/Stories/Plays

  1. Rodion Raskolnikov in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment
  2. Hannibal Lecter, Silence of the Lambs
  3. Macbeth in Shakespeare’s Scottish play
  4. John Rainbird, Firestarter
  5. Karl Childers, Sling Blade
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Fictional Murderers In Non-Mystery Novels/Stories/Plays

  1. Rodion Raskolnikov in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment
  2. Hannibal Lecter, Silence of the Lambs
  3. Macbeth in Shakespeare’s Scottish play
  4. John Rainbird, Firestarter
  5. Karl Childers, Sling Blade
  6. Syndrome, The Incredibles
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Fictional Murderers In Non-Mystery Novels/Stories/Plays

  1. Rodion Raskolnikov in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment
  2. Hannibal Lecter, Silence of the Lambs
  3. Macbeth in Shakespeare’s Scottish play
  4. John Rainbird, Firestarter
  5. Karl Childers, Sling Blade
  6. Syndrome, The Incredibles
  7. Goneril, King Lear