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    beneficiary which started with a wish list for personal possessions soon after the funeral. In the article The Mistake I Made in the First Few Days, I had mentioned that a beneficiary and others went to the second floor bedrooms looking at possessions of the decedent. I knew then that I made a huge mistake having the reception at the decedent’s home, but I had no clue of the eventual consequence. About a week after the funeral the consequence was revealed. I was about to send an email to the…

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    attempt to send even a flower. Nick soon discovers he was the only man on Gatsby 's side. His rage is evident when he is shown yelling for everyone to leave Gatsby 's house. The scene ends with Nick resting on Gatsby 's steps the night before the funeral as he narrates aloud about how he is Gatsby 's…

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    Irregular, monthly, and annual visits were almost as important as the funeral itself. During these visits, food was burned and drinks were poured to the underworld, tombs were decorated with ribbons and bows, flowers, and locks of hair, and other offerings were performed by the nearest relative. The dead could sense who was…

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    someone to Gatsby’s funeral. He did not want Gatsby to be alone at his funeral, Nick is the one good friend that Gatsby had. Nick did research and tried to find Gatsby’s father but his father actually found him. One day the phone rang and Nick answered it thinking it may be Daisy but it was Slagle, Gatsby’s criminal contact, and Nick told him that Gatsby was dead (166). Three days after the phone call, a telegram was sent to Nick from Gatsby’s father who wanted to attend the funeral…

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    7. Describe Ezeudu’s funeral. As he was a great man in the clan, the entire clan attended his funeral, it was a warrior’s funeral, from the morning to the night warriors came and went in their age group. Even sometimes an ancestral spirit appeared from the underworld speaking in a tremulous, unearthly voice and completely…

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    who had graduated the previous spring had been killed, and the town was shocked. The funeral was scheduled on the same day as Color Games. My G-Mail inbox was overflowing with emails from teachers telling me that they would be attending the funeral and not the Color Games. I began to panic as the date crept closer, reaching out to friends to volunteer and fill the spots of these teachers. In addition to the funeral, the forecast predicted rain all day long. Now we had to take all the…

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    Throughout my life I have really only experienced three close family deaths. The first family death that I experienced was my great grandmother. I was only ten years old when she passed away, so it was all very strange to me. It was the first family funeral that I had to attend and I do not think I fully understood it. The one thing I remember most about her death is the day she died in the hospital. My parents and I had gone to the hospital to visit her because the doctors had called and…

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    This theme is prominent throughout the entire book; it is shown in the description of how Gatsby changed for Daisy, in Daisy and Tom’s marriage, and it is shown in Nick’s failure to get any of Gatsby’s so-called friends to attend his funeral. Even though it was incredibly hard to read about how most of the main characters had such faith that money could provide them whatever they were searching for in order to live a pleasant life, everyone could learn from the characters of The Great…

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    Both Marc Antony’s funeral speech and Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Congressional Address were very important. Marc Antony’s funeral speech took place after the stabbing and murdering of Julius Caesar, while Roosevelt’s Congressional Address took place after the bombing at Pearl Harbor. The stabbing of Julius Caesar was a betrayal by Brutus and Cassius, and the Pearl Harbor bombing was a Japanese attack on a Hawaiian naval base. No matter what the purpose of the speech was both men used…

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    are an indigenous ethnic group living in Roraima, in the north of Brazil. This tribe holds a curious funeral ritual that includes the ingestion of the ashes of the deceased. A classmate from my statistics class, told me about this tribe, because his ancestors were part of it. My classmate and his parents have never practice any ritual, however, he knows about the history of the tribe. The funeral rite is divided into three ceremonies: the samples mourn crying, the ritual purification of the body…

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