Seven Attampts at One Death

Suicide offers the prospect of the final relief, but at the cost ruining the name of its victims. Though viewed by many as the ultimate selfish, self-destructive, and self-desecrating act, suicide leaves us with only fragments to piece together in our desperate search as to why. John Parish, a motivational speaker with a pseudo-evangelist theme, delivers onto himself a terrible, self-inflicting demise through the use of hanging. Pressured by years of depression, which eroded his perception of his own self-worth, John embarks on his sixth attempt for suicide when he, all of a sudden, reacts by clinging on so desperately to life, which flashes before his eyes, treating him to a moment of self-reflection through a jaded lens.