I don't ever remember Barney Fife having to handle a suicide. Betty never corralled some boy in the linen closet for some up close and personal action. On one hand, you have men like Willis, who is not above stealing a pint of Old Turkey if he's thirsty, but he will always return a full bottle in its place the next morning. A charm to the simplicity of a town who judges a man's character by the time spent with him rather than by his skin color, profession, or bank balance. But error is error, regardless of the charm with which it is presented.
Suicide is wrong.
There is no justification for ending the life that God has given us. But it is always endurable. God gives us the strength to meet and overcome any obstacle. Cookie's Fortune's title refers to a will she left behind. But what she failed to remember was that her real fortune was the life that she too easily ended.