When will I die? Part 2

I wanted to know what in this pictures provokes you thinking that death cannot be stopped. I agree somewhat but, I don't see that message in this picture.

Does this mean that when you die you expect it to be "grim" ? What kind of death, in your opinion, would be "grim" ? Do you think when a point in life is "grim" you will die?

I really like the picture because its is dark and gives the impression that death is a tragic or terrifying experience. I also thought it was interesting how you used a religious figure. In this religion that is being portrayed through the identity of the woman lying, believes when you die you have they chance of going to heaven, a sort of Utopia. But because of her sins the painter used dark colors showing that she died a tragic death.

*Charisse*

Dear Elisavet :

I enjoyed your post, "When will I die? Part 2," because you included an interesting picture. I think it's cool how you included Eve, the first woman that God created. I wouldn't expect someone to have a picture of this.

One sentence you wrote that stands out for me is: "This image which I got from flickr by fesign is related to my discussion because it shows how grim death appears and how it cannot be stopped." I think this is interesting because you explored a similar idea that I did. I have created a similar topic and talk about how death cannot be stopped.

Thanks for your writing. I look forward to seeing what you write next, because we are studying a similar topic. I think see what we agree and disagree on.