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In the context of the text, how do people face death? How do time and personality influence how different people respond to death? Cite evidence from this text, your experience, and other literature, art or history in your answer

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People face death many ways, if they are in a life or death situation, they might run (if they are quite young as maybe they were taught that as an extinct) or fight (a way of their persoanaliity quickly giving a reaction). People when they see dead bodies and cuts, wounds might all see it differently, maybe some people are desensitised and dont mind seeing bad images and that would mean they wouldnt mind, some people might cry as it sometimes is emotional as people over think of how theyre actually gone. Time would obviously affect people as older people tend to care less and younger children would also kind of not care or care as one thing, they dont understand or they feel bad. 9sorry for the mistakes i wanted to write a lot)

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