So according to Ashley’s voicemail:
This is not a face of “feeling sorry” lol
Which means its probably just what Andrew told Ashley, cause telling her his true reason (“keeping up appearance”) would probably just upsets her
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[The white interior of a coffin lid, mostly illustrated in black ink. Two goddesses stand on either side of the pole of the Abydos reliquary, supporting it. Hieroglyphs run down the pole. Between each goddess and the pole is a ram on a standard, held up by an ankh with arms (left) and a was sceptre with arms (right). The base of the pole is protected by winged mummiform lions. Above each goddess Wepwawet stands on his shedshed symbol.]
What a great, complex diagram; despite the dearth of colour Ameneminet got his money's worth. These goddesses aren't labelled, but it would make sense if they were Isis and Nephthys.
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Eternal Love, Frank Kunert Photography
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Necrogamy was the practice of marrying a dead person, also called posthumous marriage or ghost marriage. This was legally recognized in France in 1804 to allow marriage to fallen soldiers, but was practiced extralegally elsewhere in Europe.
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“Shake thyself from the dust; and arise” ⚰️
Photography by Iulia Iepure
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Popular Science Monthly, February 1918
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