Inheritance! What About It?
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As for Galen's uncle, he didn't even know about Galen until he was close to death so that's understandable.
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That's the main reason they should be discussed every time as death is just part of the cycle of life. Even if you do not discuss it, it will surely still happen. Galen would have loved the company of his uncle more if he were still alive. I would slightly blame his uncle for not looking for him before his death despite knowing the situations of the land of the lullabiesJoseph_ngaruiya wrote: ↑01 Oct 2020, 00:26 Squabbling over inheritance isn’t welcoming, and so is discussing it with the people you love. It is almost implying that they are going to die. Should Galen’s uncle have told him about the inheritance before his demise? Should inheritance be a topic raised by families while they are still alive? Could it have been easier to track down Galen if he had known of his inheritance in the years before his uncle died?
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I may not totally agree with this, except in case where the occupier while alive did not declare his inheritor then discussions can take place.Cynthia Olyy wrote: ↑02 Oct 2020, 00:46 What better could be expected from a lonely man like Galen's uncle? The most important thing is that he found a way to connect him to his inheritance. As a matter of fact, inheritance should be something discussed after the demise of the actual occupier.
The truest honor to late family or friends is to accept their last wishes when they were alive.
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Most people fail to understand that it is necessary to pass such vital information so that in their demise depending on your origin, it won't be a source of confusion.