Attending Your Own Funeral: Difference between revisions

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== Fan WorkWorks ==
* ''[[Astral Journey: It's Complicated]]'' has Melanie being heavy sedated as she put through a mock funeral in an effort for her to face up her eating disorder, as it could've killed her.
** In an earlier part, Emma, Melanie, and Nick all find themselves attending a funeral for two. One of them is Emma's funeral, which she figures and doesn't freak out.
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* [[Raffles]] did this, as part of a gambit to throw a too-persistent ex-girlfriend off his trail; it was the second time he'd been thought to be dead, but the first funeral. The other time, he'd jumped from a ship in the Mediterranean, and been mistakenly reported to have washed up dead on shore.
* ''[[Rumpole of the Bailey]]'' lets it be thought that he is dead, partly to lure a solicitor that owes him a great deal of money out of hiding and let She-Who-Must-Be-Obeyed pwn him good and gets to hear Judge Bullingham giving an eulogy for him, which he greatly enjoys hearing.
* In the fourth book of ''[[Percy Jackson & the Olympians|Percy Jackson and The Olympians]]'', Percy shows up after spending two weeks on Calypso's island to find that everyone thought he was dead and were holding his funeral.
* Prince Josua at the end of ''[[Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn]]''.
* Mr. Sellars at the end of ''[[Otherland]]'', also by [[Tad Williams]].