The document discusses the tragic death of 19-year-old Beverly in a train accident, highlighting the emotional turmoil and unanswered questions faced by her parents and friends. It addresses concerns regarding whether safety measures could have prevented the incident and the parents' struggles with expressing their feelings. The text references the concept of 'unfinished business syndrome' in relation to grieving and personal reflections.

8. Verlieskunde-standaard
- How did this happen?
- Daughter Beverly (19)Beverly (19)
died in train accidentdied in train accident
Mrs. & Mr. Sudden (45); Daughter (19).
Personal Filing Cabinet (PFC)
- What was the role
-of her friend?
-Did our daughter suffer?
- Unanswered questions:- Unanswered questions:
- Was she aware?
+/-There was a film of+/-There was a film of
the tragedy…..???the tragedy…..???
- Could safety-
measures prevent it?
+ Jobs, well-educated,+ Jobs, well-educated,
self-assertive parentsself-assertive parents

10. Verlies
• Why always defend yourself when I ask: how do you feel?

15. Unfinished Business Syndroom
Victims are prevented from viewing ‘awful details’
Chest of drawers – S. Dali – 1936 – Personal Filing Cabinet

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