An open wooden box lined with lavender silk holds a pale sculpted hand atop a stone plinth, beside a tiny frame.

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Edina

This is a ...sort of...corpse...in an open, oaken, oblong coffin...with a silk lining....It's a dead body, Pats.

— Absolutely Fabulous · 1992

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Our interpretation.

The description circles around a corpse with pauses and elaborate details about its coffin, then lands on the plain phrase dead body. The change in vocabulary makes the ending bluntly comic. Neither the polished wood nor the silk lining alters what is being described.

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