Everyone deserves a proper burial. However, I do not believe it is
anyone’s right if you should be buried or not. I would of course mourn both of
my brothers, as they are after all family. However, I would be outraged to know
that my favorite brother cannot be buried, and even more furious knowing it’s a
“crime” to do so. My sister, although family, would bring more dishonor than my
“traitor” brother, at least in my opinion. I would do my best to convince my
sister to help me bury our brother, but I wouldn’t beg. It does not require one
to beg for something both of you know is morally correct. However, my sister
will most likely neglect following the just and honorable path of burying our
brother as she fears our uncle, which leaves the task to me alone. I would plan
an explosive, dramatic event that would act as a distraction, such as a festival,
banquet, dramatic production, etc. I would then proceed to making sure that the
king, my uncle would be in attendance. While everyone is at attending the
event, I would act fast laying small distractions that would slow down any
wandering guards or civilians, yet alert me of their presence. Although I would
gladly die attempting to bury my beloved brother, I would prefer not having to
do so. I would steal the body from the dump and transport it to some hidden
location. By doing this, I can prevent my uncle from ordering the body to be
dug up again as he will not be aware of the location of the burial. I would
then proceed to transporting the body the farthest distance from the city.
After giving my brother a proper funeral, I would proceed to cover my tracks. I
would have an alibi ready as to where I was at the time of the decoy event, as
well as who I was with. To ensure this, I would bribe someone to testify they
had seen me at said fake location. Even if I were caught, I would regret
nothing. I could feel at peace knowing I did the right thing, and hoping
someone would do the same for me. Although my sister refused to help, I would
not hold a grudge as everyone has different views and fears. But if she did not
at the very least try to defend me, she would no longer be seen as my blood. My
only consolation would be knowing that I accomplished what I believed to be
right, and gave my brother a proper burial. Everyone deserves to be laid down
to rest, and no mortal man has the power to decide against it.
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