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    The suicide letter of a young French girlI am going to give rise to the suicide letter of a young French girl, namely Bertrande. She is the daughter of a farming family, the Guerre family. This family never joined the revolutionary movements even though they had sympathy for the revolution. The reason for their passive stance was Martin's (Pamela's father) fear of being labeled a traitor, of being judged and persecuted when the king regained power. Due to his great fear, he did not allow his wife and children to witness the revolution and they too were not as willing. Their passive position ended with the Vendée War in 1793 as all were persecuted except Pamela. In this topic, I will give way to Pamela's letter that she wrote before her suicide. My last before my last journey There is no longer any reason to continue my life. My only hope turned into my end, surprisingly. While I hoped for an end to the harsh living conditions of my family and myself, my former heroes became the tyrants and murderers of my entire life. I'm not sure whether or not these words will be read by anyone in the future, I just wanted to tell what I have collected in my heart for four years. It's my only choice because there is no one left to talk to. Everyone killed! Writing this article and showing my heart is my only solution to sleep peacefully forever. First, I want to tell the whole story. I think what we know is limited in this small province, Brittany. It is close to the ocean and far from Paris and Versailles. But our limited knowledge was nevertheless sufficient to be raised and murdered as Vendéens. The events started because of more desires of the traders in politics and the poor living conditions of the society...... middle of paper ......not psychically. It was impossible to live alone in a death zone or move to another area. It was also impossible to be submissive to the government that ended my life and failed me on a high level. I can't obey them just because I was forced to while hating them. I only remember the screaming, the blood, not the equality and freedom as they stated in their freedom document. I don't know if this revolution will be accomplished or not. What I do know is that even people so liberal and pro-equality can do it, and there is nothing to believe in by heart in this brutal world. I am sure that this revolutionary process affected and changed the lives of all French people. They did the most extreme things during this time. The most extreme thing for me is to commit suicide and now here I am. I hope my country will do well after me, even if I am a s