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the problem is whether she commited suicide or not. If she did, she cannot have a Christian burial. IF she didn't, on the other hand ("if the water drowned HER, and not the other way around, then it's fine" <-- the logic of the gravediggers), she gets a burial. The fact that the funeral was obscure and haste shows they thought something was funny with the whole deal....
sorry, I guess that doesn't really answer your question.....
Posted by Kasey on April 06, 1997 at 10:45:01
In Reply to "Common graves in Hamlet?" posted by Tami on April 05, 1997 at 20:40:19
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