Just stands there for 20 seconds & then comes back indoors. But she can't know he's there. It's his ashes we buried. His smell would be gone
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But she never went to that bit of the garden before. It was Prince's place to stand lookout for foxes coming over the fence.
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But she's not looking at the fence. She's looking at his gravestone. I don't know why she does it. Almost certainly not what it looks like
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Yes, she was there. But I don't know how she'd know what they were. It's possible. There was crying & saying his name a lot.
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Suggests she understood the significance of the ritual, which is interesting in itself
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No it doesn't. You are anthropomorphizing.https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/how-dogs-use-smell-to-perceive-the-world …
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Not sure how dogs being able to smell well tells us anything. We buried his ashes.
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Their memory is smell. She could well remember Prince's smell and where he stood. You assume the smell has gone because our sense is so weak
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His smell is everywhere. He lived here.
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She could be honouring his standing spot in her own memorial, I suppose. In the same way we did.
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