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Nancy's Death And Suicide Case Study

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Nancy's mother had died when she was just 9, they never told her the cause of her death. Nancy's father did not want to see his only child suffer knowing what caused the mothers death. At the age of 10 she began to learn the ways of wife duty. Nancy would clean the house, cook before her dad had arrived from work, had to wash the clothing and ironed her father’s shirt before he went to work as well as prepare him his breakfast. Nancy had done what a 22 year old married wife would do at just the age of 10. Her father, Joseph was a drunk, every time he had a bad day at work he would come drunk home and beat Nancy which was mostly a daily routine. Nancy did not have the best childhood, she never experienced a sleepover, had no one to cry to on …show more content…

“Hi my name is Christina, I’ll be your caretaker” she explained “hi I’m Nancy” “miss Nancy may I ask you a question….why are you here? are you locked up because you figured out what your father does” she said. “ excuse me? What exactly does my father do?” she said in a confused manner. “Oh I’ve said too much please don't tell your father” Christina said frighteningly. “Ok now you really need to tell me, don't worry about my father I won’t tell”, “for the past 30 years mister Joseph has been experimenting on our patience for his upcoming discovery of immortality, your mother knew about this but couldn’t keep the secret to herself so he poisoned her, and now he has you here locked up so you won’t tell anyone in case you figured out his secret I am so sorry for your loss miss Nancy ” Christina explained. Nancy had never felt so betrayed by her father never felt so frightened by him. “Get me out of here I need to tell everyone, THEY MUST KNOW ABOUT THIS!! I must confront this to my father” Nancy said. “FATHER!!” she yells as she confronts him. “How could you do such an inhuman thing, experimenting on people this is outrageous, killing my mother the only person I loved deeply” “don't forget about your husband he wasn’t that easy to kill” he said. “What you killed my husband too!! You sick bastard why” she said as she was crying in tears. …show more content…

“ people of the village! You all have been living a lie! Your so called of a mayor has lied to you all! He murdered his wife because she couldn’t hold a secret, a secret that took down my mother as well as my husband. He was murdered by the same person. My so called of a father has kept your elders in an asylum being experimented on as we SPEAK! I should know this because I myself was in that hell hole”. A few weeks went by, Joseph the mayor and head of the asylum had been but to and immediate execution due to his crimes. Nancy had died just a year later due to all the suffering and torture she had gone through, but she knew that by now she had avenged her mother and Ethan which was good enough. She was ready to be set free at

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