[ SECRET POST #6061 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6061 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

In terms of weirdness of his disappearance and discovery of his remains months later, I think I get why it feels weird.

Someone famous being alone and gone for a long period, it immediately doesn't register. We're used to the thought of being famous means everyone knows you and you always have someone with you or having a means of being noticed at all times.

I think the reminder that nature is unpredictable and death can often be the loneliest event in one's life is harder to imagine when it's tied to someone famous due to the thought of famous = everyone knows/sees you.

For me, personally, this story just makes me feel sad that he went missing for months and then his remains being discovered being the confirmation that he has been found but no longer alive.
Accidental deaths are just tragic imo =(
I tend to focus on the life lost rather than their actions that led them there.

I feel like after hearing so many stories about close calls or tragic accidents (have heard a lot from family and peers due to living in a mountainous region of the US), the only real wonder was that his body was found at all.

We may never know what happened or how he died, but I believe mother nature is too wild and unpredictable and unknown for any of us to look down on people who die accidentally in nature.