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This is a list of incidents of suicide–the intentional killing of one's self–depicted in fictional works, including movies, television series, anime and manga, comics, novels, etc.
Suicides in fiction[]
A - C[]
A
- Aegeus, a character from Greek mythology, drowned himself after mistakenly believing that Theseus (his son), was dead[1]
- Ajax the Great, a character from the Greek mythology, stabbed himself with a sword [his death is described by Sophocles, Pindar and Ovid; the suicide is, however only implied in Homer when, in the Odyssey, the ghost of Ajax refuses to speak to Odysseus in Hades][2]
- Naoko Akagi (Neon Genesis Evangelion), jumps off a control tower after murdering Rei I[3]
- Misa Amane (Death Note), unknown cause. In the anime, she was last seen standing at the top of a very tall building; it is assumed that she jumped. In the manga it was suggested that she hanged herself.[4]
- Alia Atreides (Dune, defenistration[5]
- Aiko Tanaka [1] (Oyasumi Punpun), hanged herself.
B
- Hannah Baker (13 Reasons Why) slit her wrists in the bathroom
Gary Barkovitch (The Long Walk) tears his throat out [6] - John Barton (Looking For Alibrandi), slit his wrists [7]
- Jacqueline de Bellefort (Death on the Nile), shoots herself after killing her lover Simon to escape justice [8]
- Georg Bendemann (The Judgment), threw himself off a bridge [9]
- Adelaide Brook (Doctor Who), shoots herself to correct the timeline [10]
- Lily Buffay (Friends), mother of Phoebe Buffay who put her head in the oven when Phoebe was 14.
C
- Juliet Capulet (Romeo and Juliet), knife wounds[11]
- Richard Cory (Richard Cory), gunshot to the head[12]
D - F[]
D
- Daisy (Girl, Interrupted), method was unknown in the novel[13] while in the movie, she hanged herself and cut her wrists
E
- Jimmy "Thunder" Early (Dreamgirls), heroin overdose
- Martin Eden, (Jack London's Martin Eden), drowning
- Jimmy Edwards (One Tree Hill), shot himself in the chest
- Nat Emmet (Mr Emmet Takes a Walk) lies in the path of an oncoming train
- April Ericsson (Rent), slits her wrists after finding out she has AIDS and has infected her boyfriend Roger
- Anne Ervin (The Chrysalids), hanging
- Eugene (Wristcutters: A Love Story), pours a can of beer on his guitar during a performance, electrocuting himself
- Brett Evans (NCIS), shot himself
F
- Father Time (Jude the Obscure), hanged himself
- Camilla Figg (Dexter), active euthanasia through Dexter Morgan
- C. T. Finney (Third Watch), carbon monoxide poisoning
- Ray Fiske (Damages), shoots himself in the mouth
- William Foster (Falling Down), suicide by cop
- Fox (Wanted), shoots herself
- Rika Furude (Higurashi no Naku Koro ni), stabs herself multiple times in the head
- Fuyubachi (Paranoia Agent), overdosing or carbon monoxide poisoning
G - I[]
G
- Hedda Gabler (Hedda Gabler), shoots herself in the head
- Michael Garfield (Hallowe'en Party), swallows the poison he had intended for his illegitimate daughter Miranda Butler to drink
- Anavel Gato (Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory) kamikazes his Neue Ziel into a Federation cruiser
- Edwin Gibs (Darkest Fear), cyanide poisoning
- Hans Giebenrath (Beneath the Wheel), drowning (suspicious circumstances)
- Seymour Glass (A Perfect Day for Bananafish), shoots himself
- Godric (True Blood), exposes himself to sunlight
- Frances Goering (Criminal Minds), blows himself up
- Emily Gold (The Pact), had her boyfriend Chris help her shoot herself.
- Gorman (Aliens), grenade
- Okada Gou (Alive: The Final Evolution), kills himself by breaking the promise of his own "Shinigami Contract"
- Ash Gray (Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Astray) exits his mobile suit in space without sealing his pilot suit
- Allan Grey (A Streetcar Named Desire), shot himself
- Cynthia Swann Griffin (The First Wives Club), jumped from her high rise apartment building
- Guillame (Heroes), jumps off a mountain
H
- Sheriff Hague (Planet Terror), blows himself up
- J.T. Hague (Planet Terror) blows himself up
- Clu Haid (The Final Detail), shot himself in the head.
- Vincent Hanlan (NCIS) slits his throat
- Violet Harmon (American Horror Story) overdoses
- Veronica Harnden (Children of the Dust), drug overdose taken to end her suffering from radiation sickness
- Katy Harris (Coronation Street), drinks water mixed with sugar (a deadly solution, because of her diabetes)
- John Hartigan, (Sin City), gunshot to the head
- Sakumo Hatake (Naruto), committing Seppuku after being looked down on after saving his comrades instead of completing the mission.
- John Hatcher (Doomsday), shoots self
- Brooks Hatlen, (The Shawshank Redemption), hanging
- Ensign Evan Hayes (NCIS), suicide-by-cop
- Sir Hercules (Sir Hercules), slashing of wrists
- Captain Hero (Drawn Together), self-inflicted beheading
- Betty Heslop (Muriel's Wedding), overdoseage on sleeping pills
- Spencer Hill (Hold Tight), taking vodka and tablets
- Hina (Yu Yu Hakusho) kills herself after being forced to throw away her male child, Hiei
- John Hobbes, (Fallen), smokes cigarettes laced with poison
- Seth "Cherry" Hoffner (Prison Break), hanging
- Sadojima Hoji (Rurouni Kenshin), slits his throat
- Mr. Hollis (South Park) shoots himself after losing a pinewood derby car race
- Midshipsman Hollom (Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World), drowning
- David Hoope (Death Note) shoots himself, possibly under influence of the Death Note
- Benjamin Horlacher (NCIS), shoots himself
- Peter Houghton (Nineteen Minutes), suffocating himself with a sock in his cell
- Sayuri Houshou (Bloody Monday) a combination of suicide-by-cop and jumping to her death
- Waring Hudsucker (The Hudsucker Proxy), defenistration
- Amanda Hunsaker (Lethal Weapon), jumps off her apartment balcony
I
- Shuji Ikutsuki (Persona 3) jumps to his death
- James Orin Incandenza Jr. (Infinite Jest) uses a drillbit, hacksaw, and aluminum foil to microwave his own head
- Celeste Inpax (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Justice for All), hanging
- Gina Inviere (Battlestar Galactica), sets off a nuclear warhead
- Rio Izumi (Full Moon o Sagashite), jumps in front of a train
J - M[]
J
- Javert (Les Misérables), jumped off bridge and drowned [14]
- Carl Jenkins (Oz), hangs himself
- Albert Jerska (Das Leben der Anderen), hangs himself
- Alexandra 'Sasha' Jobson (Blassreiter), incinerated with her Bow Rider when it overheats
- Johann (Blassreiter) hangs himself
- John the Savage (Brave New World) hangs himself [15]
- Mrs. Jones (The Happening), smashes her head through the windows of her house
- Ryu Jose (Mobile Suit Gundam), executes a kamikaze attack with his Core Fighter to destroy Crowley Hamon's Magella Top
- Josh (Pulse), hangs himself with an Ethernet cable
- Julian (The Happening), slits his wrists with a shard of glass
- Julie (The Walking Dead), shot as part of a suicide pact
- Junior (The Last House on the Left) shoots himself
- Dayna Jurgens (The Stand), breaks a window and impales herself on the broken glass
K
- Kamome (Paranoia Agent), jumping or carbon monoxide poisoning
- Father Damien Karras (The Exorcist) defenistration
- Kana (Hostel), jumps in front of a train
- Kana (My Lovely Ghost Kana) stabs herself repeatedly
- Anna Karenina (Anna Karenina), by throwing herself in the path of a train
- Katarina (Doctor Who), jettisons herself out of a spaceship's airlock
- Kawahara (Saikano), shoots himself
- Chris Keller (Oz), throws himself over a railing
- Morio Kenichirou (Alive: The Final Evolution), cuts himself with his own wind blade
- Kim (Miss Saigon), self-inflicted gunshot wound
- Charles Kingshaw (I'm the King of the Castle), drowned himself because of relentless bullying by Edmund Hooper
- Aleksei Kirillov (The Possessed), self-inflicted gunshot wound
- Jeff Kohlver (Hard Candy), hangs himself
- Major T. J. "King" Kong (Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb), "rides" on a dropping nuclear bomb to his death
- Yoji Kuramoto (Battle Royale film) hangs himself alongside Yoshimi Yahagi
- Detective Kuroda (Suicide Club), shoots himself
- Hiroshi Kurokawa (Manhole), swallowed a screw before he was given an MRI exam; the magnetic force from the machine ripped the screw out of his throat
- Raiga Kurosuki (Naruto), uses lightning to incinerate himself
- Lawrence Kutner (House), shoots himself
- Takuto Kira (Full Moon o Sagashite), jumps from the roof of a hospital
- Kelly (2:37), cuts her wrist
L
- L (Death Note live-action film) writes his own name in the Death Note
- Lancelot (Romeo x Juliet), posing as The Red Whirlwind dies through means of self-immolation to avoid capture of himself and Juliet, and to free wrongly accused victims
- Faldio Landzaat (Valkyria Chronicles), falls to his death, dragging Maximillian with him.
- Harold Lauder (The Stand), shot himself
- Jae Lee (Lost) jumps from his apartment building
- Lee Woo-Jin (Oldboy), shot himself
- Lee Soo-Ah (Oldboy), threw himself into river
- Leonard "Gomer Pyle" Lawrence (Full Metal Jacket), shot himself
- Leopold, Crown Prince of Austria (The Illusionist) shoots himself in the head
- Lester (Doctor Who, Revenge of the Cybermen), detonates explosive charged backpack
- Su Lin (Enter The Dragon), stabs herself with a shard of glass
- Ling-Ling (Drawn Together), seppuku, defenestration
- Bonnie Lisbon (The Virgin Suicides), hang herself
- Cecilia Lisbon (The Virgin Suicides), jumped from second story window onto spiked fence.
- Lux Lisbon (The Virgin Suicides), carbon monoxide poisoning
- Mary Lisbon (The Virgin Suicides), inhaled gas by placing her head in the oven
- Therese Lisbon (The Virgin Suicides), overdosed on sleeping pills
- Little Bill (Boogie Nights), shot himself
- Willy Loman (Death of a Salesman), exact method not specified, car related
- Mary Ann Lomax (The Devil's Advocate), slit her throat
- Louise (Thelma & Louise), drives off of a cliff into the Grand Canyon
- Foxxy Love (Drawn Together), defenestration
- Lucie (Martyrs), slits her throat
- Alvin Lutz (Blassreiter), shot himself
- Vesper Lynd (Casino Royale), locks herself in underwater cage and drowns (film) or overdoses on painkillers (novel)
M
- Lady Macbeth (Macbeth), defenstration, unknown if she was pushed, or she jumped[16]
- Bob Maconel(He Was a Quiet Man) kills himself after realizing that everything he experienced since he killed his fellow co-worker was a delusion
- Madmoiselle (Martyrs), shoots herself
- Sara Maguire (30 Days of Night: Dust to Dust) turns to ash upon contact with sunlight
- Jamal Malik (NCIS), blows himself up in a suicide bombing
- Mamuwalde (Blacula), intentionally exposes himself to direct sunlight
- Mark (Possession), jumps from a high floor
- Lt. Col. Matthew Markinson (A Few Good Men), self-inflicted gunshot
- Mary (Diary of the Dead) shoots herself
- Masa (Suicide Club), throws himself off the roof of a building
- George Mason (24), nuclear explosion on Day 2
- Eden McCain (Heroes), self-inflicted gunshot
- Lee McCall (Stander), suicide by cop
- Kenny McCormick (South Park), drowns himself in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool (see: The episode Super Best Friends)
- Luke McDonald (True Blood), blows himself up in a suicide bombing
- Sean McTaggert (The Believers), shot himself
- Michael (Dawn of the Dead), shoots himself.
- Michelle (Dante's Cove) stabs herself
- Mr. Milbauer (Days of Our Lives) shoots himself
- Teru Mikami (Death Note) stabs himself
- Julia Miliken (24), self-inflicted gunshot to head after murdering Sherry Palmer in Day 3
- Min Hyo-Shin (Memento Mori), jumps off the roof of her school
- Miori Mikage ("Ceres, Celestial Legend"), falls several stories
- Kiyomitsu Misaki (Alive: The Final Evolution), throws himself down a flight of stairs
- Mitsuhirato (The Adventures of Tintin comic - The Blue Lotus), commits seppuku
- Fernand Mondego (The Count of Monte Cristo), gunshot wounds
- Romeo Montague, (Romeo & Juliet), takes poison after finding Juliet whom he believed to be dead.[17]
- Anna Morgan (The Ring), jumps from a cliff
- Harry Morgan (Dexter), overdoses on his medication
- Jerome Eugene Morrow (Gattaca), self-immolation
N - P[]
N
- Neal (Cold Case), shoots himself in a suicide pact
- Samuel Norton (The Shawshank Redemption), self-inflicted gunshot
- Princess Nuala (Hellboy II: The Golden Army), stabs herself to kill Nuada
- Hasan Numair (24), detonates a suitcase nuke to prevent it from being confiscated
O
- Conan O'Brien (South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut) , a real life persona whose fictional counterpart kills himself out of remorse by jumping out of the window of a skyscraper
- Orgo (Santa Sangre) slits his throat
- Otto 'Doc Ock' Ocatvius (Spider-Man 2), drowns
- Okonkwo (Things Fall Apart), hangs himself after he realizes there is no hope for his culture.
- Sakura Ogawa (Battle Royale), jumps off a cliff in a suicide pact with Kazuhiko Yamamoto
- Eben Olemaun (30 Days of Night), turns to ash upon contact with sunlight
- Carlos Olivera (Resident Evil: Extinction), blows himself up with a gas tanker to clear a path for the survivors and to prevent him from transforming into a zombie
- Ophelia (Hamlet), drowning (ambiguous)[18]
- Ronald Opus, used as a hypothetical example of a complex death investigation
- Othello (Othello), stabs himself[19]
P
- Hoyte Parker (Tell No One), shot himself after killing Griffin Scope
- Charles "Haywire" Patoshik (Prison Break), jumping
- Frank Pentangeli (The Godfather Part II), slit wrists
- Cheryl Perkins (Law & Order) hanged herself
- Petunia (Happy Tree Friends), slit wrists
- Phoenix I, in the form of Jean Grey (Uncanny X-Men), telekinetically activates an energy cannon that disintegrates her.[20]
- Edna Pontellier (The Awakening), drowning
- Ryan Francis Purdy (Stripper), jumping
- Phantom (MÄR), forces Purific Ave into his chest
- Neil Perry (Dead Poet's Society), gunshot
- Phaedra (Phèdre), poison
- Dr. Anton Phibes (The Abominable Dr. Phibes), replaces his blood with embalming fluid
- Emmy Poole (NCIS), slits her wrists
- Madelyne Pryor, villainess in Marvel Comics, telepathically shuts down her mind
Q - S[]
Q
- Quasimodo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame), exact cause is unknown as his remains are not found until many years later, with his skeleton hugging the skeleton of Esmeralda.[21]
- Quentin (The Sound and the Fury), drowning
- Quinn (Star Trek: Voyager episode Death Wish), poisoning with the fictional nogatch hemlock
R
- Ramba Ral (Mobile Suit Gundam), blows himself to prevent capture
- Rawler (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest), castrates himself while sitting on the toilet and bleeds to death
- Ray (Cell), shoots himself
- Ellen Ripley (Alien 3), throws herself into a gigantic furnace.
- General Jack D. Ripper (Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb), shoots himself
- General Alistair Ravenscroft (Elephants Can Remember), shot himself after killing his sister in law Dolly
- Merritt Rook (Law & Order SVU), jumps into a river handcuffed
- Sol Roth (Soylent Green), "goes home" (assisted suicide, whilst watching forbidden images of a pristine Earth prior to its ecological destruction)
- Andrew Ryan (BioShock), forces his brainwashed son with his post-hypnotic activation phrase "Would you kindly..." to beat him to death with a golf club
- Bernard Ryder/Mr. Blue (Taking of Pelham One Two Three), electrocution to avoid arrest
S
- Yuko Sakaki (Battle Royale) jumps to her death from a lighthouse
- Sakyo (Yu Yu Hakusho) stays in the arena he had set to self-destruct
- Samuel (Diary of the Dead), stabs himself in the face with a sickle
- Sam (Luster) Unknown
- Eva Smith (An Inspector Calls), poisoning
- Searle (Sunshine), stays behind on Icarus I resulting in him being incinerated from exposure to the sun
- Gary Searle (Give A Boy A Gun), shoots himself
- Hazel Shade (Pale Fire), drowns herself in frozen lake
- Elsa de Sica (Gunslinger Girl), shoots her handler and then herself
- The (nameless) Scientist (9), splits his soul in 9 parts to animate his 9 Homunculi.
- Ira Silverstine (The Woods), shot himself in the mouth after he attempted to kill Paul Copeland
- David Sinclair (Permanent Record), jumps off a cliff
- Dr Soames (The Day of the Triffids), defenestration
- Smerdjakov (The Brothers Karamazov), hanging
- Septimus Smith (Mrs. Dalloway), defenestration
- Wooldoor Sockbat (Drawn Together), defenestration
- Kyoko Zeppelin Soryu (Neon Genesis Evangelion), hangs herself in her hospital room after becoming mentally unstable during an experiment
- Nikolai Stavrogin (The Possessed), hanging
- Terrence Steadman (Prison Break), shoots himself in the head
- Ms. Stephenson (South Park), jumps to her death
- Grace Stewart (The Others), self-inflicted gunshot
- Stevens (King Rat), drowning
- Moritz Stiefel (Spring Awakening), shot himself
- Lucy Stiles (24), unknown method to avoid radiation poisoning
- Greg Stillson (The Dead Zone), shoots himself
- Naozumi Sudo (Narutaru a.k.a. Shadow Star), starves himself
- Holly Summers (No More Heroes), places a grenade in her mouth
- James Sunderland (Silent Hill 2), drives into a lake in the "In Water" ending.
- Arkady Svidrigailov (Crime and Punishment), self-inflicted gunshot wound
- Sam ([Luster (film)]) Unknown
T - W[]
T
- Taguchi (Kairo), hangs himself
- Claude Tanner (Degrassi High), shot himself in the head after being rejected by Caitlin
- General Tanz (The Night of the Generals) shoots himself
- Tarek (Sof Shavua B'Tel Aviv/For my Father), blows himself up
- Beatrice Taylor (Ten Little Indians), drowns herself in the river
- Captain Clark Terrell (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan), self-inflicted phaser shot
- Thelma (Thelma & Louise) drives off of a cliff into the Grand Canyon
- Tim Thomas (Seven Pounds), allows himself to be stung by a poisonous jellyfish.
- Leroy Tidd (Oz), stabbed while defending Kareem Said
- Toni (Red Dawn), grenade
- Floria Tosca (Tosca), opera heroine leaps to her death from the walls of the Castel Sant Angelo in Rome to escape Scarpia's henchmen
- Samuel Travis (NCIS), suffocates himself
- Trey (Sunshine), slits his wrists
- Sam Tyler (Life on Mars), jumps off a roof to return to his imaginary life
U
- Jin-e Udo (Rurouni Kenshin), stabs himself after losing in battle to Kenshin Himura
- Stan Uris (It), slit wrists in bathtub
V
- Sibyl Vane (The Picture of Dorian Gray), poisoning
- Private Vasquez (Aliens), she and Lieutenant Gorman kill themselves with a grenade.
- Vegeta (Dragonball Z), blew himself up in an unsuccessful attempt to kill Buu
- Shane Vendrell (The Shield), shoots himself after poisoning his son and pregnant wife
- Camerlengo Carlo Ventresca (Angels and Demons), self-immolation
- Jordy Verrill (Creepshow, segment entitled The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill) shoots himself
- Heloise de Villefort (The Count of Monte Cristo), poisoning
- Son Vago (The Gang Catastrophe 3), shot himself with AK-47
W
- Toby Jay Wadenah (The Pledge), shoots himself
- Judge Lawrence Wargrave (Ten Little Indians), shot himself
- Garth Watkins (In the Heat of the Night), shot himself
- Werther (The Sorrows of Young Werther), shot wounds (caused by borrowed pistols)
- Frank White (King of New York), shot himself
- Xandir P. Wifflebottom (Drawn Together), stabbed self with sword
- Eli Wicner (One False Move), shot himself in the mouth with a shotgun
- George Wilson (The Great Gatsby), gunshot wounds
- Dallas Winston (The Outsiders), suicide by police
- Henry Winter (The Secret History) gunshot
- Charles "Corky" Withers (Magic) knife wounds
- Frank Wolff (Explorers on the Moon, The Adventures of Tintin), jettisoned himself out of a rocket in outer space
- Johann von Wolfhausen (Beerfest) pulls the plug on his life support machine
- Sid Worley (An Officer and a Gentleman), suicide by hanging
X - Z[]
X Y
- Yoshimi Yahagi (Battle Royale), in the film, hangs herself alongside Yoji Kuramoto
- Kazuhiko Yamamoto (Battle Royale), jumps off a cliff in a suicide pact with Sakura Ogawa
- Yuriko Yamamoto (Revelations: Persona), means unknown
- Adam Yates (The Innocent), shot himself
- Dinna Yeller (Drop Shot), shot herself in the head
- Utsunomiya Yoshikatsu (Alive: The Final Evolution), jumps off a bridge
- Mary Alice Young (Desperate Housewives), shot herself in the head
- Meroko Yui (Full Moon o Sagashite),slits wrists
Z
- Victor Zakhaev (Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare), self-inflict gunshot to the head
- Iya Zetnick (Father), self-inflict gunshot to the head
- Zia (Wristcutters: A Love Story), slits his wrists
- Dr. David Ziegler (The West Wing), commits suicide by gas exhaust inhalation after learning that he has terminal cancer
See also[]
Notes[]
- ↑ http://www.temple.edu/classics/hippomythho.html
- ↑ http://seco.glendale.edu/ceramics/suicideofajax.html
- ↑ Drazen, Patrick (October 2002). Anime Explosion! The What? Why? & Wow! of Japanese Animation. Berkeley, California: Stone Bridge Press. p. 132. ISBN 1-880656-72-8. OCLC 50898281.
- ↑ Death Note: How to Read 13. VIZ Media. 117.
- ↑ Herbert, Frank: "Children of Dune", page 394. Ace Books, 1987
- ↑ http://www.maxpedia.org/cgi-bin/mp/m_web.pl?la=en&sw=The+Long+Walk
- ↑ http://moore.portlandschools.org/pemaquid/aheatley2/reading%20reflection
- ↑ http://www.moviepro.net/mystery-genre-movies.html?page=17
- ↑ Gray, Richard T. "Zum Schiff." A Franz Kafka Encyclopedia. 2621. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, 2005. Print
- ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waters_of_Mars
- ↑ Shakespeare (1936), pg 349.
- ↑ Barnes and Noble: "The Treasury of American Poetry", page 327. Barnes and Noble Books, 1993
- ↑ Kaysen, Susanna: "Girl, Interrupted", page 35. Vintage Books, 1993
- ↑ http://books.google.com/books?id=4MhcAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA418&lpg=PA418&dq=Javert+Suicide&source=bl&ots=H2L-IybP0y&sig=DYJAikRFxhMp6o2-QJmYi8WNtSc&hl=en&ei=17APTIbTG4H88AbJ67GBCQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CBcQ6AEwATge#v=onepage&q=Javert%20Suicide&f=false
- ↑ http://www.huxley.net/studyaid/index.html
- ↑ Shakespeare (1936), pg 1053.
- ↑ Shakespeare (1936), pg 348.
- ↑ Shakespeare (1936), pg 770.
- ↑ Shakespeare (1936), pg 979.
- ↑ Claremont, Chris. Uncanny X-Men #137 (September 1980)
- ↑ Hugo, Victor. The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, page 458. Tor, 1996
References[]
- Shakespeare, William. (1936). The Complete Works of Shakespeare, New York: Doubleday.
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