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== Films ==
* In ''[[Bram Stoker's Dracula|Bram Stokers Dracula]]'', Dracula is originally a very pious nobleman, until one day, while he is busy fighting off the enemies of the Church, his wife kills herself. The priest tells him that, sorry, suicides are damned for all eternity, nothing to be done about it. Dracula does not take this news at all well.
* Salieri in ''[[Amadeus]]'' does this after continually being upstaged by the boorish, spoiled, conceited, but vastly more talented Mozart, ultimately deciding to steal his work and drive him to his death, because he couldn't stand that God had made Mozart more gifted than he. Inverted in that even beforehand he was really a [[Jerkass]] whose faith in God was basically an extension of his personal vanity.
 
 
== Literature ==