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̶W̶R̶A̶T̶H̶I̶O̶N̶ ([personal profile] blackscales) wrote in [community profile] eastbound2022-03-03 01:01 am

un: Black Prince; text

What funerary rites are you familiar with?

The Kaldorei cleanse a body, perform a final viewing where there is singing then take it to a resting place and grow flowers around it. Goblins have extravagant funerals with mourners and ornate coffins which they are buried or entombed in along with all their accumulated wealth. In Kul Tiras burials at sea are common, while the Tauren peoples burn their dead on funeral pyres so their spirits may return to the Earth mother.

Here, burials appear to be common I have gathered.
thesuspense: (hate those)

un: chengmei | voice

[personal profile] thesuspense 2022-03-05 12:20 am (UTC)(link)
I don't know how much it matters, unless you want to make use of the bodies and spirits still. Or ensure no one else can.

Perform rites. Remember them. Take note of resentful energy and either put it to rest or harness it.
thesuspense: (what a drag)

voice;

[personal profile] thesuspense 2022-03-05 01:27 am (UTC)(link)
Why would the dead be more difficult than the living?

They've fewer needs, broadly speaking.
thesuspense: (into ribbons)

[personal profile] thesuspense 2022-03-06 03:27 pm (UTC)(link)
Ah, that's generally true.

[People seem to find him disagreeable though no fault of his own.]

Unless any of them are dead, I don't see how that matters though. For this.
thesuspense: (just have some candy)

[personal profile] thesuspense 2022-03-08 12:54 am (UTC)(link)
How are you going to please everyone alive for the sake of the dead? The living, they all have their own ideas, and unless you can offer ash to a bird or bury a hole in water, they are not compatible.

Don't ask what the living want for the dead. Just see what the dead want from the living. That part's usually simple.