Rose's Suicide (Possible)

This entire page is labeled with the possible descriptor. As with all pages with that descriptor, this page described a concept that isn't in the FOG cannon, but may be introduced.
Related: See Ribbit Rock (Alt Stories)
== Disambiguation ==
This concept describes a change in the story relative to what the reader is aware of, in which the car accident that Rose was in wasn't a car accident at all, but was just a cover story for her committing suicide. 
== Story ==
The idea behind this is that Rose committed suicide, and the US government covered it up. Instead of literally being responsible for Rose's death, the US government covers it up, thinking that this type of death would cause a different response in Stacey: if Rose committed suicide, it might result in a time of sadness, but a determined come around for Stacey to slowly try to understand why, as opposed to a complete feeling of loss of control which leads to the depression that the government was looking for. The reader usually has an omniscient third person point of view, but in this case, wouldn't know that Rose did this until the third book in the series, coming as a narrative-breaking shock. Supposedly, this would be after Stacey [thought she] discovered that Rose was killed in a car accident, and it would drastically change Stacey's point of view--on herself, others, and the world--and would result in rage toward the government again, but also a search now for why it happened, and further, a purpose to help people who are suicidal. 
The entire arc of Stacey's story is acceptance, moving on, and healing. This would feed into this.