Must a eulogy always whitewash a deceased’s true personality?

Funerals often feature eulogies that embellish the deceased's character, as illustrated by a recent service in Surry Hills, NSW. Attendees often recognize the discrepancies between the glowing tributes and reality, prompting reflection on the nature of memorials. Subtext and gestures during such ceremonies reveal the unspoken truths about the individual's life and relationships.

Summary by Glance · Brisbane Times