Theoretical Suicide and Truth in "All About Suicide" by Luisa Valenzuela

"Suicide, this is a terrible concept, there are two types of suicide: physical and theoretical Physical suicide is a more common type of suicide For example, Luisa Barents' Suicide happens when that person does something, "every suicide", Ismail, a person working in the office of the Minister. Minister, senior officials were killed.

Luisa Valenzuela allows readers a word game with her short story "About suicide", enabling detailed interpretation of the actual events of the story. It is easily conceivable that this story can provide evidence that Ismail committed suicide and that this interpretation is correct. Further research on Christian related vocabulary chosen by the author will lead the reader to a more accurate interpretation. Seven sins are related to "Seven steps to his desk" and may open up a whole new field of interpretation

An example of a literary work challenging traditional classics is "suicide" by Argentinean author Louisa Valenzuela. A short and shocking story of "all about suicide" is part of a large and growing literary type from all over the world and intentionally intends to clarify its viewpoint on our standard literary expectations Violation 1960's political reality view Luisa Valens Ella (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

"Suicide, this is a terrible concept, there are two types of suicide: physical and theoretical Physical suicide is a more common type of suicide For example, Luisa Barents' Suicide happens when that person does something, "every suicide", Ismail, a person working in the office of the Minister. Because Ismail had to silence the government, he attacked by killing the minister in order to expose the truth of the government. The theme of this story is often misunderstood or hidden in general, but in order to reveal the truth, we must take action to convey the truth to the people.