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I'm curious about what would bring more shame to his family - knowing his ancestry or him committing suicide.
I still don't get it. He committed suicide immediately after his mothers visit. He didn't take time to reflect. And I guess it was an egoistic act, because of his wife who lost respect caused by the suicide of her father. He turned out to be egoistic and in the beginning I didn't see him like that
The author says that he had thought about when he would be found by his family. It felt that he had made up his mind that this is what he would do when that day came - which is why he could act so quickly.
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Dec 31, 2017 03:16PM
I'm curious about what would bring more shame to his family - knowing his ancestry or him committing suicide.
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I still don't get it. He committed suicide immediately after his mothers visit. He didn't take time to reflect. And I guess it was an egoistic act, because of his wife who lost respect caused by the suicide of her father. He turned out to be egoistic and in the beginning I didn't see him like that
The author says that he had thought about when he would be found by his family. It felt that he had made up his mind that this is what he would do when that day came - which is why he could act so quickly.
