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    Greeks as part of their culture. It is interesting that burial was recurring in the Iliad as a normative action taken place after death. It was almost necessary for the Greeks to take on the responsibility of hosting an appropriate funeral for the fallen individual. Funerals are quite common, but are not taken as seriously as the Greeks did during the time period of the Iliad. Both the Trojans and the Achaians during war with each other understood the meaning behind the theory of life after…

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    ways. I stated this idea in The Death of the Funeral Business essay I completed. I said, “Hingston may be trying to prove how a decline in religion affiliation might be leading to an increase in cremation? Without a religion, is it easier to make decisions about how your death is handled? Hingston may be saying that cremation is much simpler for the living and the dead. Is she pointing out the economic decision of being cremated over a normal funeral? All of these questions could be answers” (3)…

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    Tutankhamun's Funeral Mask

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    Tutankhamun's mask The stunning, gold funeral mask of Pharaoh Tutankhamun is considered to be one of the most highly artistic, complex, and beautiful pieces of art crafted by the ancient Egyptians. Tutankhamun, or better known as “King Tut”, reigned from 1332-1323 BC. His name translates to “The living image of Aten.” He was considered to be an atrocious ruler, even at nine years old, unlike his father before him. Under his ruling, he made many changes to Egypt that were unpopular with the…

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    Funeral Home Narrative

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    The whole room was spinning, while bile rose from her throat onto the hardwood floor where she landed with a thud. Quickly, my dad reached for his phone calling the therapist while I went to my mother to make sure she hadn’t hurt herself. Her eyes, evident with exhaustion, fluttered open with unshed tears. I gently smoothed her hair and murmured soothing words while my dad spoke to the doctor. My mom with shaky arms started pulling herself up with my help. On another day, one cloudy and…

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    President Obama delivered the eulogy at Rev. Clementa Pinckney’s funeral. Throughout the entire speech, the President had patterns within his delivery such as pauses at critical moments and the rise and fall in vocal patterns. He would pause after speaking about God as well as forgiveness, as if to allow the audience to reflect on his words. Major patterns in the message included references to biblical stories, God, the idea of forgiveness needing to be directed towards the attacker, and giving…

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    “The Funeral Singer” In this chapter, the reader experiences the different stories of these three women’s past, along with getting little glimpses of their present life. The way this chapter is written shows little short snippets of their life here in America while they tell of their past; which, most likely helps symbolize how these three women are dealing with their past and to what extent their past still influences their lives. Based on this, the ladies are reconciling with their past and…

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    Pericles Funeral Oration

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    The speech, “Funeral Oration”, was a eulogy written in the winter of 431-430 B.C.E. by Pericles who was the Athenian leader. Pericles delivered this speech to the survivors of the fallen who lost their lives fighting in the Peloponnesian War. Between 431 BC and 404 BC, the Peloponnesian War was fought between the Peloponnesian League, led by the Spartans, and Delian League, led by the Athenians. Sparta feared that Athens was becoming too powerful, leaving them no choice but to invade, defeating…

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    The tragic truth is that crashes are the number one cause of death for people between the ages of 15 to 20 in the United States of America. Anna Quindlen’s essay “Driving to the Funeral” went into the dangers of teen driving, by showing parents not being strict enough with their kids, the poor enforcement of the law, and teenagers being too irresponsible. Even though, there are many teens that were injured or even worse killed, parents are still taking the right of driving very easily onto…

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    The Funeral Scene Analysis

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    because of the camera angle. He at the same time seems inferior and awkward since he does not know how to be sociable. Because he only cares about his individual job, he does not know about the society; he cannot decide himself if he should attend the funeral. It is showing his lack of social experience when he asks Je for advice despite being older (and supposed to have more experience) than her. And the use of high-angle camera emphasises his powerlessness due to ignorance and lack of social…

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    The planning of a funeral came be very depressing and chaotic when it comes to dealing with family members especially after your loved one has passed. It will take some time for you to gather your thought process and decide where to start. It may help to have someone you know that is very strong that is not related to you or part of the family. The first step you will need to take is to find out whether the decease has a living will to consider any special instructions or arrangements they…

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