The Suicide Diaries
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We were never meant to be this way, no one knows what went wrong. No one knows whose to blame, because everyone is too busy blaming each other. There were a select few who were blaming themselves.
Tipping over the edge, falling into oblivion, dark, cold, dead, nothing, empty, suffocating. When Zeng started writing on his microblog about wanting to end his life on November 29, Sun and some of his other online friends had tried to persuade him against it, before his broadcast went viral. User Reviews overwhelming and beautifully done film Amazon Giveaway allows you to run promotional giveaways in order to create buzz, reward your audience, and attract new followers and customers. After withdrawing to the Chateau Marmont, a passionless Hollywood actor reexamines his life when his eleven-year-old daughter surprises him with a visit.
Then there were families that had one or two cut from the 'special' cloth like me. The defiant kids that thought, that think. And God do we think, literally about every little fucking thing there is to think about, we think about it.
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We think until we're sick. Until we're screwed in the head, and we can't unthink. Because these thoughts are destructive. And they say to destroy what's destroying you, but what if the thing that is destroying you is yourself? They don't know that when you start destroying, you can't stop. It's pathological, it's crazy, it's vengeful. You thrive on it and can't live without it. You thrive on the destruction, and are drawn to it.
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The mess, the chaos, you love it. It pulls you to anyone else who lives in this destruction. It feels like the only way out is death. Sweet, sweet, bitter, cold death. It calls to all who listens, so be careful of what you let into your ears. The novel is written in first person plural from the perspective of an anonymous group of teenage boys who struggle to find an explanation for the Lisbons' deaths.
Eugenides told 3am Magazine: As an ambulance arrives for the body of Mary Lisbon, a group of anonymous neighborhood boys recall the events leading up to her death. The father, Ronald, is a math teacher at the local high school.
The mother is a homemaker. The family has five daughters: Without warning, Cecilia attempts suicide by slitting her wrists in the bathtub. She is found in time and survives.
A few weeks later, their parents allow the girls to throw a chaperoned party at their house in hopes of cheering Cecilia up. However, Cecilia excuses herself from the party, goes upstairs, and jumps out of her bedroom window. She is impaled on the fence post below, and she dies almost immediately. The Lisbon parents begin to watch their four remaining daughters more closely, which isolates the family from their community.
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Cecilia's death also heightens the air of mystery about the Lisbon sisters to the neighborhood boys, who long for more insight into the girls' lives. When school begins in the fall, Lux begins a secret romance with local heartthrob Trip Fontaine.
Trip negotiates with the overprotective Mr. Lisbon to take Lux to a homecoming dance, on the condition that he finds dates for the other three sisters. After winning homecoming king and queen, Trip persuades Lux to ditch the group to have sex on the school's football field. Afterwards, Trip abandons Lux, she falls asleep and misses her curfew. Lisbon withdraws the girls from school and keeps them home. Lisbon also takes a leave of absence from his teaching job, so that the family can be together all the time.
Through the winter, Lux is seen having sex on the roof of the Lisbon residence with unknown men at night.
The community watches as the Lisbons' lives deteriorate, but no one intervenes. After months of confinement, the sisters reach out to the boys across the street by using light signals and sending anonymous notes. The boys decide to call the Lisbon girls and communicate by playing records over the telephone for the girls to share and express their feelings.
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Finally, the girls send a message to the boys to come over at midnight, leading the boys to believe they will help the girls escape. They meet Lux, who is alone. She invites them inside and tells them to wait for her sisters while she goes to start the car. As the boys wait, they explore the house.
In the basement they discover Bonnie hanging from a rope tied to the ceiling rafters.