Note that "funeral" includes:
- The wake ceremony where people can see your body before the funeral prior.
- The funeral service proper.
- The first 2 years of the people in your life after the funeral. But only as an observer. No haunting. No possession. No interaction. They will NOT be able to feel your presence.
- When the 2 years are over, you will be forced into the beyond. Whatever that is, is up to your beliefs.
- However, you will retain these collected thoughts even though your memory will be wiped (see below). They will linger as notions and emotions such as "vengeance" or "obsession with
^That is what the first choice entails. The 2nd is to simply move on.
I'm being vague here because we all have our own beliefs, so "moving on" simply means:
- You go on to whatever you believe comes after this life.
- You will not be permitted to do any of the above. Moving on is moving on.
- Whatever happens, any memory of your previous life will be erased.
- Only lingering abstract notions will retain. If you had a passion for drawing before, you will carry that with you wherever you may end up.
Just to clear things up:
- There is no hurry to goto the afterlife but the time spent waiting will only be reserved for making the choice. The question is not about whether you will stay, but it is whether you will care to stay for the things you'll leave behind.
- Staying to "think about your decision" simply means you are in a pseudo-purgatory state. You will still be an observer incapable of affecting anything in the mortal realm. The moment your mind even gets an inkling of either choice, it will fling you there whether you are prepared or not.
- The option to stay forever is not allowed. An Eternity for someone could mean another duration for someone else.
- Note that if you picked the first option, you will still be moving on anyway. The difference is, you will be saddled with the burdens of your own death.
- Finally, assume that everyone thinks that no one is going to hell, the option to go there is still open anyway and really is it for us to judge? Going to hell is irrelevant to the question because it happens after you "move on".
- You actually have no idea when and how you "died". Having to choose Option A means you will get to find out; perks of the choice. You just sort of appeared in this situation as a dead guy. So, there is no provision as to being able to choose depending on how you died.
Oh yeah and btw, no "3rd choice" answers. It's one or the other and I swear if you try and rationalize a third option then you are missing the point of this poll in its entirety.