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Quote: Originally posted by FranH
But: in the 'fears' panel, the fear of a significant other's death could be locked if necessary which would be considered grieving, correct?
That is a form of acknowledgement, I would think.
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That's true, but they don't get a memory and they don't mourn like other family members. It's more of an "oops, they're dead, let's cry while the Reaper is here and then carry on like they never existed." They'll mourn if you select the option on the urn, but I like how the children autonomously think of them and start crying throughout the day.
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19th May 2025 at 8:45 PM