What death looks like to me
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The document contains a student's reflections on death as well as a mock obituary for herself written in the year 2078. In the first part, the student draws a picture showing a woman who has passed away comforting her crying friends and family and letting them know that she is okay. The second part is a mock obituary indicating that the student, Jessica Neal, passed away at age 96 in her sleep of natural causes. It provides details about her life, family, education, passions for helping animals and others, and funeral arrangements.
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