Yesterday I saw the interview Terri Irwin gave after Steve died. I was so impressed .. And I remmebered a lyric from an outstanding album called "An American Prayer" and made by "the Doors" after Jim Morrison died.

I do recommend the album .. awesome, great lyrics and music.

Here is the lyric that sparked this topic idea:

"Death makes angels of us all"

What would you say about this? is this true? Do we perceive dead peopel better than we did when they were alive?

my answer is no
because i am a person that is quite selective. Meaning that i don't like everyone, even if they are alive or not. (hope this is not going to influence my status of "future angel" :lol )

for example, if i don't like a person (my ex-math teacher, from highschool) and that person dies (this doesn't mean i wish for them to die! ) i can't say i like that person better, just because she is dead.
My grandma died, and i wasn't so atached to her. So i don't see her as a better person.

if i dont know a person very well or i dislike them then i would think it was a shame they died but i wouldnt percieve them diferently. i think if someone i was close to died i'd automatically just remember the good so therefore they would be looked at in a different light