Personified Death

Soon in class we are going to talk about how young people personified death. How they represent death as a living person or some variation such as an angel, a skeleton, or etc. It is believe that only younger children would believe this but there are studies that the personification of death is present to some extent through all ages of people. Here are some examples of pictures that I think personified death:

The first drawing is from deviantART.com by Jarling-art call Mister Death and the second drawing is from Macky J. Gallego multiply.com page.

Good Death,tombstone,and Obituary

What would be a good Death for me?

I know everybody says this but a good death for me would be to just died in my sleep. I do not want to died in a exciting way. I would liked to just have a good time with my family or friends the day before and than pass on in my sleep from eating something bad.

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What would my tombstone say?

Here lie

______ _______

Beloved Daughter

and Sister

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My Obituary:

______ _______, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. _______ _______, was born in Florence County on August 5, 1986, in the Effingham Community. She departed this life on Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at her home.

She recived her formal education at Dewey L. Carter elementary and South Florence High school, in Florence,SC. She was attending Francis Marion Univerity for her higher education. At a early age, she became a member of Pamplico Holy Church of Hyman,SC.

She leaves to cherish her fond memories: her mother and father:______ _____ and ______ _____;one brother and sister:______ ______ and ______ ______; grandparents: Mr. and Mrs.______ and Mrs.______ ______; and a host of uncles, aunts, other relatives and friends.