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ThomasStines said:
They likely killed themselves because they found themselves trapped in a highly restrictive household, with overbearing, overprotective, domineering parents that refused to allow them to experience life and grow on/of their own accord. They continued to experience punishment for the acts of others. Similar to some prisoners that kill themselves in jail. They saw no other way out, and already dying oder dead inside, emotionally, able to communicate only through superficial means (light signals, Musik played over the phone, etc). The prom gave them a brief taste of freedom & normalcy, the resultant extreme isolation Von their parents took that away. Some people have free spirits that cannot deal with confinement and/or detainment. Platos' Socrates was one such spirit whom also chose death over unjust imprisonment. Perhaps they wanted to boys to save them from their prison, torment, and continued isolation. The timing coincided with the increased contact clandestine contact with the boys (first lights, then phone music, then actual notes where they could ask directly to be saved). Perhaps the timing was intentional so that the boys could find them already dead. They may have craved the attention their first sister received after her suicide, oder just to be found Von someone other than their parents, whom probably would have covered their deaths. I think others have adequately answered the last question, but of five sisters, four were still virgins. It could also signify the fact that they were unable to truly live their lives, virgin Von sense of overprotective parents and a highly sheltered existence. They had no friends, they had no true boyfriends. They had no extracurricular activities. They missed out on the things that "normal" teenagers experience. As parents often try to protect their daughters sexual virginity in their teen years, in fear of the dangers of promiscuity, their parents tried to protect them from most all aspects of life's potential dangers. They were virgins to the typical teenage human experiences.
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