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    made him eat breakfast because she said it was the most important meal of the day. During the meal, his mother mentioned that his great grandpa’s funeral visitation was today and that they would be going later in the day. She also told…

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    I sensed something was wrong when I landed at Newark Airport and read the text message from my 24-year old brother. “I’m here to pick you up. Mom and dad are still at the hospital with grandma for her check-up. ” As I got into the car, my brother greeted me with a warm hug, but his energy was heavy, “Syd, we have to go to the hospital. Grandma’s cancer came back but it spread to her intestines.” My heart skipped a beat as I tried to grasp the news. Stage IV, metastatic ovarian cancer. As I…

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    The author’s account of the funeral in the Henry James passage conveys arrogant and condescending tones toward the ignobility of the crowd, revealing the superiority with which he regards himself. The irony lies in the difference between how the author and the crowd regard the sympathetic action: whereas the crowd mourns sincerely for the dead, the author scoffs at the lowly burial as he observes, disconnected from the rest of the group. He emphasizes this disconnection, asserting that he stands…

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    CHAPTER 2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATION OF FUNERAL AND DEATH RITUALS This chapter explored the theoretical foundation of funeral and death rituals. In other words, the purpose was to gain a basic knowledge about how funeral and death rituals were treated in the past. Only with such understanding of funeral and death rituals background, the graveness of the issue would be appreciated. Therefore, this chapter started with exploring its Biblical perception that is, as told in the Old and New…

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    bank, or trust company, just to not have any fighting or hard feelings between siblings. My letter of intent to my executor will have my wishes for funeral arrangements and whom I would want to come.…

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    Brutus being a conspirator who killed Caesar and also a so called “friend” to Caesar.Both these men have some similarities within their writings. So within this essay will be a compare and contrast of Marc Antony and Brutus funeral speech at Julius Caesar's funeral. Caesar's funeral starts out by Brutus saying his speech.Within Brutus’s speech are fallacies and other techniques he uses to persuade the roman people.Brutus starts his speech with “Romans,countrymen,and lovers!hear me for my…

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    Mark Antony fosters a strong sense of emotion in his compelling speech at Julius Caesar’s funeral to the Roman people in Act III, scene ii, lines 74-147. Antony prefaces the deliverance of his speech by calling Brutus and Cassius’ honorability into consideration, but ultimately criticizes them and ignites a fire of rage within the citizens of Rome. This scene occurs shortly after the assassination of Caesar. At this point, the Roman people hold the conspirators in high regard as the narrative of…

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    trying to arrange the funeral for her at Resthaven Funeral Home. It was so stessful. They started bringing out binders upon binders of caskets, urns, memorial pieces, CD playlists, catering options, and flower arrangements to go on top of the caskets Everything was outlandishly expensive, and the more concerned I felt, the less the funeral home tried to accommodate. After some deliberation, the family decided against their services and had her transported to John Ireland Funeral Home. The…

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    Julius Caesar. Both Mark Antony and Marcus Brutus are at the “funeral” of Caesar moments after he was assassinated by a group of conspirators along with Brutus. During this Brutus attempts to make the crowd believe that murdering his friend Caesar was justified. After the people calmed down when Brutus spoke Mark Antony was seething about Brutus murdering his best friend, so Mark Antony started plotting his revenge and in his “funeral speech” he convinced the people of Rome to believe that the…

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    statements as well as logical and effective claims, which appeal to the public. Likewise, within the play Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, after the catastrophic death of Julius Caesar by the Conspirators, both Antony and Brutus attend Caesar’s funeral, where each of them provide a speech. Antony and Brutus make a myriad of claims regarding the death of Caesars, by convincing their audience by applying logic and emotionally,…

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