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Mortality and the Fragility of Life
The threat of murder by poisoning, the sudden death of Jeffrey Blackmore, and the fear of blindness and loss of purpose (as expressed by Mr. Graves) underscore the precariousness of human existence and the ease with which life can be extinguished.
The threat of murder by poisoning, the sudden death of Jeffrey Blackmore, and the fear of blindness and loss of purpose (as expressed by Mr. Graves) underscore the precariousness of human existence and the ease with which life can be extinguished.
The discovery of the body and the medical findings underscore the suddenness and fragility of life, as Jeffrey's death is attributed to a lethal injection.