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George Bernard Shaw

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September 13, 2013

 

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University

 

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He approaches the event as if it were an observation of a magic trick. "And behold! The feet burst miraculously into steaming ribbons of garnet colored lovely flame? and my mother became that beautiful fire." Shaw does not seem to be disturbed by witnessing her cremation but is rather at peace while he is admiring the beautiful transition...
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Shaw describes these men as "two cooks busy at it" and the tone changes to an extremely humorous one. He even described the end as "wildly funny." According to Shaw, his mother was observing the end of the procedure alongside him "shaking with laughter." It is apparent Shaw has decided the remaining ashes and bone scraps are not his mother...
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