History Main / InterruptedSuicide

Regularly subverted: Any character standing on a ledge [[MistakenForSuicidal is mistaken for a jumper]]. Another subversion, rather more cruel, is when somebody else shows up JustInTime... but ''fails'' to prevent the suicide, and has to witness it instead.

Compare BungledSuicide, where the suicidee succeeds in carrying out the deed... but doesn't die. Compare HappilyFailedSuicide, where the suicidee is ''happy'' that they failed or were interrupted. Contrast with MistakenForSuicidal, where a character believes they're saving someone but in reality, the "suicidee" wasn't actually suicidal.

* In ''Manga/FushigiYuugi'', Yui goes back into the book to search for Miaka, and ends up being attacked by a bunch of thugs who [[AttemptedRape attempt to rape her]]. During the attack, she falls unconscious, and Nakago kills the would-be rapists before they actually get to do anything. When Yui wakes up, she believes she has been raped and tries to commit suicide by cutting her wrists, but Nakago stops her. [[ManipulativeBastard He then tricks her into believing that Miaka had simply abandoned her to her fate and only returned for Tamahome (and does not tell Yui that she was ''not'' actually raped)]], causing Yui to take up the role of Priestess of Seiryuu.

** An earlier episode also has Satou get caught up in an online suicide pact with [[spoiler:his upperclassman Hitomi. Her boyfriend,]] Misaki and Yamazaki all rush into the meeting place to save him.

* Subverted in the Marvel Knights run of ''ComicBook/ThePunisher'': Soap has finally had enough of the crap life keeps dumping on him, and has his gun in his mouth in the bathroom of his usual bar, when he's interrupted by Kevin the barman... who angrily tells him to go commit suicide somewhere else so he doesn't have to clean up the blood and brain matter Soap is so inconsiderately going to splatter everywhere. This causes Soap to snap and finally grow a spine and arrest Frank... for all of maybe two pages, after which Frank instantly disarms him and [[spoiler:gives him important advice on knowing when to give up.]] Soap does as he says [[spoiler:and becomes a successful porn star on the West Coast.]]

* The ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'' fanfic ''Fanfic/DarknessBurning'' takes place in an AlternateUniverse where Elsa and Anna's parents didn't die. After reaching adulthood, Anna ended up married and moved to another kingdom, while Elsa stayed stuck in the same depressed state she was prior to her IAmBecomingSong. Elsa attempted suicide but was found by her parents. Afterwards, Anna came back to see her and Elsa wasn't allowed to be alone for weeks. [[spoiler:After learning the reason for her sister's depression, Anna [[CallingTheOldManOut calls out her parents]] for causing it]].

* In ''Film/DeathToSmoochy'', Randolph dumps a can of gasoline all over himself in front of a bunch of people and is about to light himself on fire when a little girl comes up to him and blows out his match, saying it's okay and nearly driving Randolph to tears. It's a pretty heartwarming/tearjerker moment for all of ten seconds. [[MoodWhiplash And then Sheldon (the guy who plays Smoochy) shows up on the other side of the street and everyone runs over to him for autographs, the girl's father practically yanking her off her feet. ]]

* In ''Literature/DragonBones'', Tosten's attempt to commit suicide is interrupted by his brother Ward, who bandages his arms, puts him on a horse and rides off to a different city, where he gets Tosten a safe place to stay. As he was DrivenToSuicide by their abusive father, Tosten lives in relative happiness once he's away from the man.

* Arto Paasilinna's novel ''Hurmaava joukkoitsemurha'' ("The Amazing Group Suicide", more or less) starts with one of the protagonists about to hang himself in an out-of-the-way abandoned barn when he's interrupted by the other main character... who's come there to shoot himself. While telling each other their stories, they come up with the idea of starting a society for people who want to kill themselves, hiring a bus and going on a road trip first. HilarityEnsues, literally: it's one of the funniest works in Finnish literature. (Ending spoiler: [[spoiler: EverybodyLives]].)

* In ''Literature/TheMerryMuse'', a Scottish poet attempts to jump off a bridge but is saved by the (rather forcible) intervention of an English tourist. The poet then files charges for assault against the tourist... and the charges are upheld, because under Scots law suicide isn't a criminal act; therefore the "rescuer" ''was'' actually committing a criminal assault!

** At the end of series 4, Connor proves that he hasn't completely snapped by talking a cop suffering from Jasmine-withdrawal out of shooting himself. Then he learns that the cop has a wife and kids, and "didn't think" about what his death would do to them. ''That'' does the trick - Connor beats him to a pulp and has a complete breakdown.

** Happens to the same guy in the next episode. He'd be a lovely young lady at the party, they had coffee, fell in love, and he backed over her in the parking lot, breaking her legs. The episode opens with him at the sink again, only this time, he swallows the pills before the phone rings. She's out of surgery and wants to see him, so he goes to the hospital, but gets his stomach pumped before he goes to her room.

* ''Series/WildBill'': In "Piano Man" Bill arrives just in time to find Si's hung himself inside his cell and save him.

* Taken to its extreme in the Morris Panych play ''7 Stories'', where the nameless protagonist is consistently interrupted by the residents of the 7th-story building he is about to jump from. The entire play revolves his attempts to jump before being interrupted by yet another resident, too caught up in their own lives to question his being there.

* In ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrange'', one pivotal moment revolves around Max arriving just in time to witness [[spoiler:Kate's]] suicide. Fortunately, her time-rewinding powers end up freezing time at the right moment, allowing her to get close enough to try to talk them down. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, Max's powers fail completely just as the conversation begins, giving her only one chance to persuade Kate not to go through with her suicide. It's very difficult to succeed, requiring a deep knowledge of Kate that can only be gleaned from a thorough examination of her belongings, though it certainly helps if Max was compassionate enough towards her in several eariler scenes.]]

* ''VideoGame/TheiaTheCrimsonEclipse'': Rudra recently regained his memories that [[spoiler:he slaughtered his own clan, the Maruts, due to a rival clan driving him into a frenzy with Orihalcon. The last surviving member of that clan, Asura, challenges him to a duel on Garm's Summit. Once Asura is dead, Rudra tries to throw himself off the mountain out of guilt, but Ferion and Nion talk him out of it, since the world still needs to be saved from Mishra.]]

* In ''VisualNovel/{{Tsukihime}}'', Kohaku attempts to kill herself in the end of Hisui's route. [[spoiler:While she succeeds in the True Ending, in the Good Ending, Shiki manages to use his MagicalEye to ''kill the poison inside her body'', saving her life.]]

* The now-defunct NSFW webcomic ''Webcomic/SexyLosers'' has a recurring suicide girl character, that has her attempts at suicide fail when Shiunji reminds her of his intentions to do stuff to her corpse. She decides to kill him first but accidentally kills herself before she has a chance. He does said stuff. And teaches himself taxidermy.

* In ''Webcomic/ThinkBeforeYouThink'', starting [[http://thinkbeforeyouthink.net/?comic=20110429-invisibility here]], Brian (the mind-reader) overhears a girl's thought of intending to kill herself, and then intervenes to dissuade her. The girl later calls Brian at the time when she is preparing to do it, and he comes to talk her out of it. Whether she would have gone through with it is uncertain.

* A somewhat chilling subversion. A man who attempted suicide by jumping off a bridge but survived was talking about the things that drove him to commit the act. Towards the end of the interview, he mentions that of all the spectators at the bridge, none of them intervened. He then admits that just before he jumped off, he wished one of them would intervene.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' fanfic ''Fanfic/{{Asylum}}'' Fluttershy has crippling social anxiety and is in an asylum. During Show And Tell one day, she was convinced to bring one of her birds. The bird was startled and a pony hit it in panic, causing the bird to die of its injuries. Fluttershy felt so terrible over the incident that she tried to kill herself, though she was caught before she bled out.

* ''Series/Accused2023'': Jack stops Clara just as she tries to hang herself, coming {{just in time}}.

* ''Series/BabylonFive'': Implied early in the second season. Garibaldi has been recently brought out of a coma, three months after he nearly died trying ([[MyGreatestFailure and failing]]) to prevent the assassination of President Santiago. The new commander, Captain Sheridan, enters Garibaldi's quarters and finds him repeatedly loading and unloading his pistol. Garibaldi puts the gun down when Sheridan wants to talk with him, and at the end of the conversation, Sheridan picks up the gun and places it back in its holster.

* In ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'', Rio Kamichika makes a suicide pact with [[{{Troll}} Izaya Orihara]], who gives her a BreakingSpeech for having second thoughts ([[ILied not that he ever intended to kill himself, either way]]). This drives Rio to actually jump off the building [[SpitefulSuicide in an attempt to spite Izaya]], only to be saved at the last second by [[HeadlessHorseman Celty]], who gives her encouraging words before taking her leave.

* ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'': [[spoiler:At the very climax of ''Alicization'', Kirito lost his will to live during his JourneyToTheCenterOfTheMind moment and attempted to commit suicide, but Eugeo's memory fragment snapped him out of it and convinced him to wake up and fight back.]]

* ''LightNovel/WelcomeToTheNHK'':

* In the manga/light novel version of ''LightNovel/No6'', [[spoiler: Nezumi]] tackles [[spoiler: Shion]] when he tries to kill himself after [[{{MyGodWhatHaveIDone}} shooting a man]]. It's [[spoiler: Nezumi's]] subsequent breakdown that snaps him out of it.

* In ''LightNovel/AnotherNote'', Beyond Birthday (under the pseudonym [[spoiler: Rue Ryuuzaki]]) immolates himself. [[FinalGirl Naomi Misora]] blasts him with the fire extinguisher in the condo where it happened, and gets a neighbor to call 911 before placing BB under arrest [[spoiler: for the murders of three people, including a 13-year-old girl]].

* In ''Manga/BlackJack'', one story has a woman staying at a hotel preparing to commit suicide via overdosing on pills. She's in the process of writing a farewell note to her parents (explaining that she embezzled money for her lover, who abandoned her and left her penniless) when a little boy in the next room runs in, shouting how his father is incredibly sick and he needs someone to help. For the rest of the story, she forgets about her planned suicide in favor of helping the boy and his father. [[spoiler:The story concludes with Black Jack operating on the father and telling the woman that he "bought" the pills off of her, conveniently paying the exact amount that she embezzled and had thought herself unable to pay back.]]

** In the anime, [[spoiler:Aya Misaki]], after her swift and brutal BreakTheHaughty process. Until then, she was [[spoiler: the AlphaBitch who tormented Mariko and Nanako because she didn't get her place at the Sorority]]. But then [[spoiler: she was attacked by Mariko in public after ''repeatedly'' pressing her BerserkButton]], [[spoiler: went TakingTheHeat for her friends Miyuki and Megumi]], and once this was done she decided to [[spoiler: walk into the sea and let herself drown.]] But [[spoiler: Nanako and Tomoko stopped her via dragging her back to the shore, then Mariko put the cherry on top by giving her a YouAreNotAlone speech, and this culminates in Aya's HeelFaceTurn.]]

* ''Manga/ThePromisedNeverland'': Yugo had fully prepared to shoot himself after spending years alone and was convinced all his friends he escaped with were dead, until he heard Emma and her group arriving at the underground shelter.

** Subverted in one of the first episodes, when Kaoru is bathing and lost in her own thoughts. When she doesn't respond to Kenshin, he rushes in to save her from drowning herself.... [[AccidentalPervert Oops]].

** An earlier episode also has Satou get caught up in an online suicide pact with [[spoiler:his upperclassman, Hitomi. Her boyfriend,]] Misaki and Yamazaki all rush into the meeting place to save him.

* Due to overwhelming guilt and generally being unable to cope with being a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent living vampire]], Michael ComicBook/{{Morbius}} has attempted suicide several times, but laments that each time someone has stopped him or brought him back.

** ''ComicBook/SensationComics'': Diana overhears a young man at a club desperatly asking his girlfriend for money. The despair in his voice convinces her to follow him, which allows her to get there just in time to grab the gun he's about to shoot himself in the temple with. He racked up debts he couldn't possibly afford to pay gambling that night and had thought killing himself was the best solution to his problems.

* In ''Fanfic/TouhouIbunshu'', after landing in Gensokyo and losing the last Lunarian child [[spoiler: to Remilia]], Reisen is so full of hate and guilt she tries to eat her gun. [[LittleMissConArtist Te]][[TheBarnum wi]], of all people, barely manages to hold her off until she's convinced not to go through with it. In the same series, when Youmu realizes she's been cruelly tricked [[spoiler: by Yukari]] to almost destroy Gensokyo on the pretense of helping Yuyuko, she almost kills herself until talked out of it by her master.
* In ''[[Fanfic/Gensokyo20XX Gensokyo 20XXIV]]'', we have this occur at a couple of instances. The first time is when Yukari is holding a razor blade, crying as she is contemplating ending her life (to, in her mind, appease the ghosts of those who've passed away) when Satori takes notice to this and convinces her otherwise. The second time is Chen attempts to drown herself and she would have died otherwise if Yukari hadn't have pulled her out and the others resuscitated her.

* The ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'' fanfic ''Fanfic/DarknessBurning'' takes place in an AlternateUniverse where Elsa's and Anna's parents didn't die. After reaching adulthood, Anna ended up married and moved to another kingdom, while Elsa stayed stuck in the same depressed state she was prior to her IAmBecomingSong. Elsa attempted suicide but was found by her parents. Afterwards, Anna came back to see her and Elsa wasn't allowed to be alone for weeks. [[spoiler:After learning the reason for her sisters' depression Anna [[CallingTheOldManOut calls out her parents]] for causing it]].

* In ''[[http://archiveofourown.org/works/5710513/chapters/13155583 Renegades]]'', while trying to restore Sara's soul Laurel is attacked by astral parasites who prey on her greatest insecurities/regrets. One of them reminds her of the (until now unknown) night she contemplated suicide and encourages her to finish the job. Oliver and Nyssa manage to reach her and convince her what she's seeing isn't real. Laurel later confirms it was a real memory and when she was contemplating it, she got a (very fortuitous) call from Thea, who missed her an wanted to have dinner together. This was enough to stop her, and the unsaid implication is that Thea has no idea what she was considering when she called.

* In ''Fanfic/MistakeSherlockHolmes'', a lookout Holmes forgot to check for scores a lucky shot, ending with Watson hitting the pavement and ending up in critical condition. After Lestrade arrives to take away the criminal, he turns to go, despite his misgivings about leaving Holmes alone. However, he sees Holmes eying the doctor's revolver and fortunately puts two and two together before he can leave. He storms back in, yelling at the detective not even to think about it. Luckily, Holmes listens.

* In ''Film/BachelorParty'', Tom Hanks' character interrupts one of his friends' attempts of suicide by cutting his wrist with an ''electric razor''.

** Later she locked herself in the station armory[[note]]Because an old prostitute mistook Ewa for a colleague and gave her a lot of advice, seriously scaring her[[/note]]. The quartermaster's first reaction was "I've got enough grenades there for a whole regiment of suicides!" The station chief started trying to persuade her that life is good. By reading some newspaper article about freaks, mutants, and radiation. He quickly realized his mistake, though. His fears weren't quite baseless: while not a suicide, Ewa [[TooDumbToLive tried to hammer a sticking out shoe nail with a grenade]].

* ''Film/InTheFade'': Katja cuts her wrists [[BathSuicide in the bathtub]] while depressed over the deaths of her husband and son. She binds them up after hearing a phone message her lawyer Danilo left telling her their murderers were arrested however.

* In ''Film/OfficeSpace'', the recently-laid-off Tom Smikowski tries to kill himself by sitting in a running car in his garage. His wife walks in, and he "finds the will to live" (as explained by another character, although he may have been just too embarrassed at being caught), so he pretends he was on his way to the store and backs out onto the street. Where he is promptly T-boned by a fast-moving car, which lands him with multiple broken bones and with a "huge settlement," which makes him far happier than he ever was before.

* ''Film/TheSunsetLimited'' opens in the aftermath of White's attempted suicide where Black tackled him and stopped him jumping in front of a subway train.

* In ''Film/WomenOnTheRun'', this is how the two female leads first meets each other - the protagonist is an idealistic young girl and a wushu champion from a rural village who tries making it big in the city, only to fail in her entertainment career and end up being pimped as a whore. After beating up a client for ''pissing in her wushu trophy'', she lose her only source of income as a prostitute and was about to jump off a building when her lancer, a female cop, catches her and talks her out of it.
* ''Film/{{Wonderwall}}'': [[spoiler:Oscar breaks into Penny's apartment and hides in her wardrobe. While he's there, Penny turns on the gas stove, swallows a number of pills, and lies down in her bed, waiting for death. Oscar turns off the gas, gives her CPR, and runs off to summon help. Penny is taken to the hospital, where she decides to move, because her life needs a change. Freed from his obsession with her, Oscar puts on a new suit and goes back to work at the lab, where he sees Penny through the microscope.]]

* Casey from ''Film/MadLove1995'' ends up in a psychiatric hospital after she overdoses on sleeping pills and her parents find her unconscious in the bathroom. Her parents, who don't yet realize she's mentally ill, thinks she's doing it to get back at them for setting rules.

* ''Literature/FoxDemonCultivationManual'': Before the novel's start Rong Bai got sick of immortality and dispersed his soul, meaning he's SecretlyDying. When Song Ci finds out he goes back in time to prevent Rong Bai dying.

* Buy Mitsui, in ''Literature/JenniferGovernment''. He calls the titular character for help after he first pulled the trigger because ''he does not know how to work the safety on the gun.'' They wind up in a relationship which pretty thoroughly removes any of his suicidal inclinations.

* It's a recurring gag in ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'', where depressed hospital attorney Ted is constantly seen attempting suicide. Most times he lacks the will to carry through, but there are occasions where he is interrupted by outside interference. Subverted in the times where Dr. Kelso (aware of Ted's weakness) openly mocks Ted by explicitly ''encouraging'' Ted to kill himself. In one instance, he manages to slip over the edge. His joy is squashed when he lands in soft, soft trash.

* In the ''Series/RemingtonSteele'' episode "Steele in Circulation", Steele starts the episode pulling a guy down off a bridge... and then has to spend most of the rest of it averting his attempts to walk into traffic and fling himself off roofs, until an attempt on the man's life gets him indignant enough to stop.

** The series opens with Richie standing at the sink with a handful of sleeping pills and a glass of water. The phone rings, and it's played for comedy as he decides to answer or not. He does and is invited to a party with his entire second grade class from 25 years ago.

* In an AlternateTimeline episode of ''Series/{{Misfits}}'', a bungled attempt to [[HitlersTimeTravelExemptionAct time travel and kill Hitler]] leads to the Nazis taking over Europe, including the UK. However, the storm that gave all of them their powers still happens. Seth's SuperEmpowering abilities are being used to empower high ranking Nazi officials. Kelly walks in on him hanging himself and ends up saving his life. This ends up being a problem because Kelly is part of LaResistance and was supposed to poison him.

* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': A very dark version occurs in [[spoiler:"Pirates of the Murder Scene"]]. A woman is DrivenToSuicide by her [[DomesticAbuse abusive husband]]. As she plans to throw herself off the local lighthouse. Her husband arrives to stops her from jumping. In the subsequent struggles, she [[AccidentalMurder pushes him over the railing to his death]].

* Taken to it's extreme in the Morris Panych play ''7 Stories'', where the nameless protagonist is consistently interrupted by the residents of the 7th story building he is about to jump from. The entire play revolves his attempts to jump before being interrupted by yet another resident, too caught up in their own lives to question his being there.

* In the Gingerbread House-chapter of ''VideoGame/RuleOfRose'' Jennifer walks in on Gregory with a gun on his temple. Considering all that happens later on, it might have been a good idea to leave him be, though whether he would have gone through with it anyway is hard to say.

* In episode 2 of ''The Way'' the main character comes across a guy about to jump off a cliff. Depending on dialogue choices you can talk the guy out of it, encourage him to go through with it or [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential push him off yourself]].

* ''Webcomic/TheSilverEye'': Not just once, but thrice. After being DrivenToSuicide, [[spoiler:Apen]] tried to jump off a bridge and later hanged himself, but the Alverados managed to rescue him both times. In a following scene he was starting to slit his wrists before Velvare showed up.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arcane}}'': Jayce was prepared to jump off the ledge of his destroyed lab after his TraumaCongaLine, but [[TalkingDownTheSuicidal Viktor talks him out of it]], literally asking if he was interupting him. [[spoiler: Jayce unknowingly returns the favor to a despondent Viktor years later.]]

** In "[[Recap/SouthParkS11E2CartmanSucks Cartman Sucks]]", camper Bradley is ready to throw himself off a bridge when Butters shows up. Rather than begging him not to jump, Butters confronts the councillors, telling them he's sick of being told he's confused, because it's only making him feel more confused, that he thinks they might be confused too, and that if God made him bi-curious, then it must be okay to be bi-curious. These confident words encourage Bradley to come down.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheCrumpets'' episode "Going Viral", while being suicidal, one of Caprice's chances to end her life was to hold on a rocket that is seconds away from ignition, until Bother stops the spark he lit earlier by stomping and spitting it. Her final suicide attempt (by being buried in a dug plot) gets interrupted when she grabs a hook rope that was lowered from a blimp as a result of her new internet fame she didn't intend to build from her past suicide attempts.
* ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'': In “Video Ouija”, Meatwad gets a new video game which allows him to talk to the dead, and [[{{Jerkass}} Master Shake]] tries to hang himself so he can die and haunt the video game. [[OnlySaneMan Frylock]] walks in just in time to cut the rope before Shake dies. [[spoiler: Subverted in that Shake kills himself at night while Frylock sleeps.]]

* Karolyn Grimes, the actress who played Zuzu in ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' talks about how a man says the movie stopped him from killing himself. When he was going to kill himself as a teenager, he went outside to shoot himself so his parents wouldn't walk by him afterwards. But he went back in to [[SkewedPriorities turn off the tv.]] However the very beginning of the movie was playing where George doesn't want to live, and sat down and watched it. And the movie gave him hope.

* ''Literature/ThePrincessBride'' includes a scene in which the heroine, believing her love interest to be dead, is about to plunge a dagger into her heart... until said love interest appears and rebukes her for trying to ruin a [[BuxomIsBetter perfectly good pair of breasts]].

* In 2003 version of ''Anime/FullmetalAlchemist'', after killing [[spoiler:Winry's parents]], [[spoiler:Colonel Mustang]], in shock, put his gun under his chin. Tim Marcoh talked him down from it.

* The pre-title sequence of ''Lou'' has the title character preparing to commit suicide. As she's sitting with a rifle under her chin, we flashback a few hours showing the kidnapping of her neighbour's daughter that interrupts her suicide attempt when the mother bursts in on her wanting to use the phone to call the sherrif.

* [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in the Literature/{{Worm}} x Videogame/{{Dishonored}} crossover fanfic, ''Fanfic/AChangeOfPace''. Glory Girl thought Taylor was throwing herself off a building to kill herself because she wasn't in costume, but in truth, she was testing her teleportation powers. They decide to team up afterwards and [[TheyFightCrime fight crime]].

* Subverted in a Gothic novel titled ''Literature/TheSorrowsOfSatan'' (1894), in which one character comes out as a villain by coming across another clearly about to commit suicide, and responding "Pardon me! I had no idea you were busy! I will go away. I wouldn't disturb you for the world!"

* In ''The Merry Muse'', a Scottish poet attempts to jump off a bridge but is saved by the (rather forcible) intervention of an English tourist. The poet then files charges for assault against the tourist... and the charges are upheld, because under Scots law suicide isn't a criminal act; therefore the "rescuer" ''was'' actually committing a criminal assault!

* In ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'', Rio Kamichika makes a suicide pact with [[{{Troll}} Izaya Orihara]], who gives her a BreakingSpeech for having second thoughts ([[ILied not that he ever intended to kill himself, either way]]). This drives Rio to actually jump off the building [[SpitefulSuicide in an attempt to spite Izaya]], only to be saved at the last second by [[HeadlessHorseman Celty]], who gives her encouraging words before taking her leave.
* ''Manga/{{Gintama}}'': Happens to Hasegawa almost everytime he's on screen.

* ''Manga/Gintama'': Happens to Hasegawa almost everytime he's on screen.

** In a later episode, Bender dated a suicide booth and dumped her off-screen, so when he attempts to suicide, it turns out he walks into her. So instead of suicide, she decided to MURDER HIM!!!

* [[Comicbook/IncredibleHulk Bruce Banner]] has attempted suicide on occasion. [[SplitPersonalityTakeover The Hulk will have none of it]], however.

* Somewhat [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in Avengers Annual issue 10 when ''Comicbook/{{Spider Woman}}'' saves a woman who jumped off the golden gate bridge, only to find out later that it was a {{Psychic Assisted Suicide}}.

* In ''Fanfic/{{Daemorphing}}: ''The Presence of Justice'', Ax drags Estrid kicking and screaming out of the ''Ralek River'' after witnessing her attempting to commit an honour suicide.