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eastbound2022-03-03 01:01 am
blackscales) wrote in eastbound2022-03-03 01:01 am
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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.
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.
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Though people do save money by engraving both their names on the monument at the same time? They put red paint over the name of whoever's still alive and clean it off later.
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That seems practical, and no doubt there is reassurance in keeping people together even in death.
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What about you? Do you follow one of the ones you mentioned?
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