As to these two men, there is a parallel between them-alcoholism. That leads both of them to die at last!

< Branwell >
　As a result of being esteemed from childhood by Bronte's family.　　 Branwell became a young man who thought highly of himself.　　 But when he stepped into the society, he was always frustrated in whatever he did.　　 Therefore, he was so hopeless that he led a life with alcoholism and drug taking. Unfortunately, with frustration in all respects, he was so hurt physically and mentally that he died in his early thirty years!

< Hindley >
　It is Frances Mary's death that caused Hindley felt so dispaired, irascible, and deteriorated that he started to drink to excess.　　 As the time went by, the illness pestered him all the time to die!

　In conclusion, the cause led to the ending of their lifes is absolutely similar.　　 For both of them suffered from the frustration that they went to the way of alcoholism, and at last died. They were entangled by alcohol in their half later life !
 
 

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