The ambiguous use of pronouns in Luisa Valenzuela’s short story “All About Suicide” leads the reader to ponder the thematic dilemma of whether or not violence solves conflict when corruption runs wild.

The ambiguous use of pronouns in Luisa Valenzuela's short story "All About Suicide" leads the reader's idea as to whether violence can solve conflict dilemmas in the era of violence. Obviously, the reader understands that there are two possibilities in this story: Ismail and priests. But Valenzuela intentionally confuses the reader with "him" and "him". Who actually did this action? For example, "He puts it in his temple and draws a trigger ..." This line caused confusion as to whether Ishmael committed suicide or Ishmael has placed a gun at the head of the minister. (Valenzuela 7) This misleading ambiguity is similar to political turmoil and moral justice. When discussing corrupt government or government persons due to abuse of power, the moral boundaries of good and evil become ambiguous. Does this person really act for great profit, or does he lose contact with reality, so that it becomes blind enough to make it impossible to understand morally right for their corruption? If so, does this mean that illusion of blasphemy can only be prevented by action / violence? In fact, Valenzuela actually raised questions of opinion. Are people receiving corruption prevention measures receiving heroes and other forms of violent abuse? In fact, since the synonym of this article is ambiguous, the reader does not find the real answer, but he / she wants to know and think about the bigger ethical issues. By encouraging this confusion, the author has created a tool that in any situation anyone can make a hard decision about themselves through this tool.

Luisa Valenzuela provides a word game to the reader in her short story "All About Suicide" which provides a detailed interpretation of the actual event of the story. It is easy to imagine that this story is that Ismail committed suicide and that this interpretation can provide evidence of correctness. Further study of Christian related vocabulary chosen by the author will lead the reader to a more accurate interpretation. Seven sins are associated with ".. there are seven steps on his desk" and you can open up a whole new field of interpretation.

The ambiguous use of pronouns in Luisa Valenzuela's short story "All About Suicide" leads the reader's idea as to whether violence can solve conflict dilemmas in the era of violence. Obviously, the reader understands that there are two possibilities in this story: Ismail and priests. But Valenzuela intentionally confuses the reader with "him" and "him". Who actually did this action? For example, "He puts it in his temple and draws a trigger ..." This line is causing confusion as to whether Ishimael committed suicide or Ishimaer puts a gun at the head of the minister. (Valenzuela 7) This misleading ambiguity is similar to political turmoil and moral justice. When discussing corrupt government or government persons due to abuse of power, the moral boundaries of good and evil become ambiguous. If so, does this mean that illusion of blasphemy can only be prevented by action / violence? In fact, Valenzuela actually raised questions of opinion.

The ambiguous usage of the synonym of the short story "All About Suicide" by Luisa Valenzuela leads the reader to think about whether violence can solve conflict dilemmas when violence and violence are prevailing

An example of a literary work challenging traditional classics is "About Suicide" by Argentinean writer Louisa Valenzuela. A short and shocking story "About All About Suicide" is part of a large and growing literary type from all over the world, and we intentionally made our standard literary It violates expectations. Political Reality Perspectives 1960s Luis Barentzella (1938-) Ismail grabbed a gun and slowly wiped his face. Then he pulled the trigger and fired. Hello. There is another person who died in that city. This is a bad habit. First, he grasped the revolver in the drawer of the table, gently rubbed his face, placed it in his temple, and pulled the trigger. There is no word at all. Hello. die