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When Mr. I was still a child. A distant relative had passed away and his parents took him to attend the funeral.
She had not yet entered elementary school, and Mr. I did not really understand what a funeral was.
So he was excited about the unusual atmosphere.
It was not only Mr. I, but also the children of his relatives.
There were two other children who were almost the same age as Mr. I. They immediately became friends and started to have fun.
The three of them were repeatedly warned by their parents, but that did not stop them at all.
Their excitement was so great that they were even seen as a couple.
The excitement reached its peak when they entered the crematorium. The three were excited to see the crematorium for the first time. They started playing "funeral games," as one of them put it.
The content of the "funeral game" was that one of them would lie on the floor as the corpse, and one of them would play the role of the bereaved family and imitate crying. The other plays the role of a monk and reads out the Buddhist prayer.
This is not something you would play in a crematorium. But none of the three were old enough to understand that.
For some reason, all three wanted to play the role of the corpse, so they decided to play rock-paper-scissors-scissors. As a result, Mr. I played the role of a monk.
The boy who played the corpse was on the floor.
As the child who played the corpse lay on the floor and the child who played the bereaved began to imitate crying, Mr. I read the sutra.
Even though I said ......, there was no way I could remember the content of the sutra. He is just saying unspoken words, gurgling in his mouth.
After imitating the sutra reading like that for a while,...... suddenly, the child playing the role of the corpse jumped up. Holding her body with her arms, she is in tears and repeating "hot ...... hot ......".
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