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This trope is where, due to some crime or sin a deceased person committed in life, that person is denied some or all of the funerary rites that are normally Due to the Dead. As a punishment that transcends even death itself, condemning someone's body to such a fate is usually reserved for the worst of the worst among a society, but the reasoning behind it varies. It could simply be a form of Last Disrespects, where the deceased's crimes are just so heinous that the deceased is deemed unworthy of the fond farewell and remembrance of a traditional funeral. Or worse yet, unworthy of any remembrance at all. If a culture considers its traditional rites important to a soul's safe passage to the beyond, then they can withhold the rites to ensure the wicked soul's damnation, or leave said soul Barred from the Afterlife entirely (which would be blasphemous itself, trying to rob God(s) out of the choice). Finally, if they know how the latter can backfire, they can opt for the other extreme and render that soul Deader than Dead, disposing of the body in a way that ensures the dead one won't return and continue to torment the living. The methods also vary. Perhaps the dead's bodies are buried in an isolated location away from those of the rest of their community, or their graves are left unmarked. Maybe a culture that usually preserves their dead will instead destroy the corpse of a wicked person. Often bodies are publicly exhibited to Make an Example of Them to show someone else down the line the price they will pay for messing with the wrong people. Or they could simply leave the body to rot or get eaten by the local wildlife. Whatever the case, they treat the bodies of bad people differently than those of everyone else. Compare Desecrating the Dead and Speak Ill of the Dead. |
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Musician Ike Turner, the former bandmate and ex-husband of Tina Turner who was later discredited when his history of Domestic Abuse became public, received the following headline from The New York Post upon his death in December 2007: "Ike Turner Beats Tina to Death!". Tina would ultimately outlive him by nearly 16 years, passing away in May 2023. | |
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In Conquests of the Longbow, Robin and his men will usually bury anyone they kill and have Friar Tuck perform the funeral rites. The only exception is the guard who attempts to rape a peasant woman for non-payment of her taxes; if you kill him, Robin will order his body to be left out for the wolves and ravens. | |
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The Tale of Einar Sokkason: After Einar has killed Ozur in a feud on the orders of bishop Arnald in the immediate vicinity of the church, the bishop prevents the proper rites, such as washing and laying out the corpse, taking place until he has finished his dinner at his leisure. Only when Einar chides the bishop for not treating Ozur's corpse with respect, the bishop gives permission to bury the body within a churchyard, but still delays the customary prayers until after the due time. The bishop's behavior contributes to the further escalation of the feud. | |
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The Malloreon mentions that Urgit, King of Cthol Murgos, did this to his father, the Axe-Crazy Taur Urgas. There was no love lost between Taur Urgas and Urgit; the former considered the latter a useless weakling and encouraged his siblings to attempt to kill him.note It's later revealed that Urgit was actually sired by a visiting Drasnian diplomat, which is how he escaped being Royally Screwed Up like the rest of Taur Urgas's inbred bloodline. So when Taur Urgas died, Urgit slit his throat, hammered a stake through his heart, and buried him seventeen feet underground - face-down. And then he stampeded cattle over the gravesite, ensuring that no one would ever know where Taur Urgas was buried. After Naradas dies and his crimes are revealed to the king of Perivor (whom he was manipulating), the king yanks away the fancy burial shroud Naradas was wrapped in and orders him wrapped in the most disgusting cloth anyone can find, to be buried face-down in an unmarked grave. |
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The Negotiations-verse: In the "Divine Justice" ending of Fallen, after the reveal that she sold out dissenters to the Equestrian Secret Service for money, Applejack is lynched by the families and friends of those who died in the camps. Her body is hung from a tree and left to rot for three days before being buried in an unmarked grave. | |
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In the roleplay Tamrielic Adventures, after Hodor and his group of Nords attack Kelessa, Rosa, and the shipwreck survivors, Hodor's dead body is beheaded by Kelessa, and they do not bury him or his allies. | |
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In Hamlet, a good portion of Act V, Scene I consists of debate over whether Ophelia, who most likely drowned herself, deserves a full Christian burial (as Christianity considers killing oneself just as sinful as killing someone else). The scene starts with two gravediggers arguing over it. During the actual burial, when her brother Laertes, disappointed with the sparseness of the proceedings, asks "What ceremony else?" the priest replies that she's only getting a cemetery plot at all because the king ordered it. Interestingly, this scene implies that Shakespeare himself did not agree with this being applied to suicides; the priest who openly tells Laertes that "for charitable prayers/ Shards, flints, and pebbles should be thrown on her" only appears in this one scene and shows no redeeming qualities at all. Also, when Laertes retorts that "I tell thee, churlish priest/ A ministering angel shall my sister be/ When thou liest howling", the priest does not get to reply, allowing this condemnation of the Church's No Sympathy attitude to suicides to be the last word on the subject. |
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The Secret: After being shown Frederick's dead body, Emma decides to just leave it in the woods for wild animals. Thranduil is only too happy to oblige, having learned that Frederick had forced Emma into marrying him and viciously abused her. | |
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This is played with in an episode of Rocko's Modern Life, "The Lounge Singer". Filbert is so afraid of singing badly that he imagines everyone will always hate him for his failure as a singer (all he did was cough "a-hem"), to the point where his favorite celebrity desecrates his grave. | |
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Downplayed with Detective Steve Crossetti on Homicide: Life on the Street. Whilst he didn't commit a crime nor was he hated by his fellow detectives, since he had taken his own life, the police department denied him a proper funeral usually given to a fallen officer. In the end, as his casket went by in the funeral procession, Pembleton honorably saluted him. | |
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In Snow White with the Red Hair the sentence for those who betray and try to kill members of the royal family is execution and burial in an unmarked grave at an undisclosed location. When Zen's first "friend" turned out to be part of a plot to kill him to get back at his brother for something the elder prince had done even though he didn't know where the traitor was buried and couldn't pay his respects, though Mitsuhide did retrieve an ornament from the young man's bow to give to Zen. | |
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In The Gravedancers, Harris, Sid, and Kira discover that the graves that they desecrated were in a section of the cemetery reserved for people the town did not want to be buried with the rest of the dead: violent criminals, the mentally ill, etc. Kira is especially disturbed to discover that the tombstone of William Langer—the grave she danced upon—has the epitaph "GOOD RIDDANCE". | |
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Tell me about your Ancestors: Mistystar is furious at Darktail's dishonouring of her dead Clanmates by now allowing them to be buried in the river. | |
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: Because Yondu broke the Ravagers' code of never trafficking children, Ogord declares that although he may be wearing the badge of the Ravagers, he will not hear the Horns of Freedom when he dies, and the Colors of Ogord will never fly over his grave. But, at the end of the movie, after Yondu has redeemed himself by saving his adopted son from Ego, the Ravager clans appear to honor him at his funeral with a beautiful display of lights. | |
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In The Mountains of Mourning an elderly woman who murdered her "mutant" (actually just suffering a cleft lip) granddaughter is sentenced to death. But in deference to her age, she is merely stripped of all her property, made a ward of her daughter, and finally denied the customary funeral rite of burning a memorial offering at her grave. This last is what finally hammers the sentence home to her. | |
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The Lost Fleet: An officer who led a mutiny against Captain Geary's command, attempting to destroy his flagship and succeeding in destroying a heavy cruiser whose captain backed out of the plot, has her body unceremoniously jettisoned while in jump-space. Geary himself is more than a little shocked when he hears that this is a normal part of the penalty for treason because superstition has it that anyone whose mortal remains cannot be returned to normal space for proper burial is Barred from the Afterlife. He doesn't overrule it, though: The appropriately named Captain Kila tried to do the very same thing to himself and everyone onboard the flagship by remotely sabotaging their jump-drive. | |
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Stinger: Downplayed, but Noah Twilley, who wanted to study insects but is stuck running the family funeral home, buried his father in "the hottest plot" in the cemetery as an act of spite and plans to do the same to his emotionally abusive mother when she dies. | |
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For the king of Babylon in Isaiah 14:19-20: | |
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In the second season of The Musketeers, the Queen prevents anyone from respectfully closing the eyes of the dead Count Rochefort, who among a whole lot of other evil things attempted to rape her. | |
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In the Star Trek franchise, this is the fate of Klingons who die as cowards, meaning that they can't ascend to Sto-Vo-Kor. | |
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Rome. Gaia makes a Deathbed Confession that she murdered Pullo's wife Eirene to be with him. Pullo, who up to that point had been distraught that Gaia was dying as well, strangles her to death in a rage and then dumps her body in the river. To the Ancient Romans, this was a way of damning someone. Without proper funeral rites, their soul would be unable to enter the underworld and they would be stuck in limbo for all eternity. | |
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In Antigone, King Creon orders that the body of Polyneices (who had attacked the city to claim kingship) should be left unburied as a means of punishing him. Antigone, the sister of Polyneices, does not agree with this and seeks to bury her brother in defiance of Creon's edict. | |
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The Bible: This happens to a few kings of Judah in Book Of Chronicles. Most kings were buried in rock tombs near their ancestors. Jehoram is not buried with the other kings due to being rather nasty, and Azariah/Uzziah is buried in a field due to being a leper. For the king of Babylon in Isaiah 14:19-20: |
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The Earth's Children series has the following examples: When a Clan person is "cursed with death", part of the punishment involves the person's spirit being left to find its way to the afterlife without the usual funeral rites. However, the person's belongings will be ceremonially burned so that the "deceased" will have nothing to hold them back. Defied in the case of the despotic headwoman Attaroa. After she is killed by Wolf, one of the men who suffered under her rule says her body should be thrown to the scavengers. But Ayla says Attaroa should be buried with the dignity she was denied in life in order to break the cycle of revenge. Played straight with Balderan and his gang of rapists, thieves, and murderers in the final book. After all but one of them are killed by an angry mob, their bodies are carried into the mountains and left to the mercies of scavenging animals. note The survivor is required to make reparations by caring for his mother, who has dementia. |
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Safehold: Under the rules of the Church of God Awaiting, traitors cannot be buried in consecrated ground. After Admiral Manthyr and his men are captured by Dohlar, the Inquisition takes this to the point of throwing the bodies of dead POWs into the bay like garbage, instead of allowing them any burial. | |
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The Book of Mormon: When the city of Ammonihah is slaughtered, no one tries to bury the victims. Eventually they pile up the bodies and toss some dirt on them just to stop the smell. Since the ruins were nicknamed "Desolation of Nehors" after a famous apostate, presumably the reason for the dishonour is because the city had banished all the men who believed in God and burned their families. | |
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Strongly implied to be the fate of Gyutaro and Ume's mother in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. We see a shot of her body surrounded by flies in their home, and given how much of an Abusive Parent she was to her children it's unlikely they would have bothered with a proper funeral even if they could afford it. | |
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Warrior Cats: If a dead Clan cat has committed a grave crime, that cat may be denied the traditional funeral rites of sharing tonguesnote the deceased's loved ones grooming them a final time before burial and the cat's Clanmates sitting the night vigil by the body. When Clawface, a ShadowClan warrior turned rogue who murdered Spottedleaf and kidnapped a litter of ThunderClan kits, is killed on a raid on the ThunderClan camp, his body is buried without any ceremony as punishment. Mapleshade killed Ravenwing in revenge for him getting her and her kits kicked out of ThunderClan. After his Clan buried him, she dug him up and left his corpse to be eaten by hawks. After taking over RiverClan's territory, Darktail and his "Kin" cruelly rub salt in their enemies' wounds by forcing them to leave the bodies of their slain Clanmates — which he callously dismisses as "carrion" — to rot and be picked apart by scavengers in the open, instead of allowing them to be taken for burial. |
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Coco: Due to his abandoning of the family, Miguel's great-great-grandfather doesn't have a presence on the Rivera family's ofrenda. The one family picture of his great-great-grandparents has his face torn out. Miguel's great-great-grandfather is eventually revealed to be Héctor. After the truth comes out about Héctor and Ernesto de la Cruz, the memorial dedicated to Ernesto appears to be condemned one year later. A bust of him has a sign around its neck that says "FORGET YOU." |
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In Crusader Kings II, a pope who dies with the "Wicked Priest" trait will trigger an event where his corpse is put on trial for his crimes. This was inspired by the real-life Cadavar Synod, described below. | |
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