“I just mean that Edith doesn’t want to die – she’s not fully at peace with the idea – so she might not come to anything that feels satisfying. She might not make meaning of her life and death. She might, of course. I mean, we always hope for that because it makes us feel better. But she might not.”

“I just mean that Edith doesn’t want to die – she’s not fully at peace with the idea – so she might not come to anything that feels satisfying. She might not make meaning of her life and death. She might, of course. I mean, we always hope for that because it makes us feel better. But she might not.”

— Catherine Newman