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Suicide Hill is a crime fiction novel written by James Ellroy. Released in 1986, it is the third and final installment of the Lloyd Hopkins Trilogy. In the 1993 documentary James Ellroy: The Demon Dog of American Literature, Ellroy states that Suicide Hill is the Hopkins novel he is the most proud of.
- 280 pp
- The Mysterious Press
- 1986
- James Ellroy
Suicide Hill. A Depressing Song it is. Part of the Sonic.EXE Nightmare Beginning OST Playlist.
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- Overview
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- Endings
Suicide Hill is a level in Sonic.exe Nightmare Beginning. It is inside Sonic's mind, where he is supposed to kill himself.
Suicide Hill looks like Green Hill, but with a red background, ground and (possibly) trees, decapitated bodies of Tails, Knuckles & Eggman, and Spikes at the end.
Bad Ending
Sonic will walk past the corpses of all his friends, but when he tries to kill himself, he is stopped by the souls of Tails and Knuckles, who tell him to not give up, which ends with Sonic in tears.
Worst Ending
Sonic will walk past the corpses of his friends, and when he reaches the spikes, he will jump into them and die.
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Suicide Hill is an expression of love created by her brother, Mike. The song shares his many fond memories of a younger brother looking up to his big sister; how he needed her then and always will. This is a heartfelt and joyful tribute to a sibling who’s loving example left a lasting impression.
Uno de los combates emblemáticos dentro de la Batalla del Jarama fueron los de la Colina del Suicidio, apelativo dado por la Brigadas Internacionales.
17 de jul. de 2017 · The Kings of Suicide Hill: Inside the Famous—and Deadly—Omak Stampede. It’s called the World Famous Suicide Race, a harrowing horseback contest between Native American riders in Washington’s most infamous rodeo. In 2017, one teenager has four days to defend a way of life and keep a family legacy alive.
