User blog:Salfur7/Thoughts on Schlatt's Funeral

This has likely already been touched upon (likely back in November when the funeral first happened) but anyone else find it interesting how Schlatt got a funeral but Wilbur didn't? Like Schlatt was universally hated by the end and his death was celebrated even, but Wilbur... no one even tried to mourn him.

Idk maybe it's because his ghost showed up so soon after his death and they didn't really have time to plan one but I just find it interesting? strange? how they gave a funeral to a hated man (which pretty sure wasn't intended to turn into a celebration) as opposed to Wilbur who at least was loved by the people before he went all insane in the woods (and you could even argue he was loved even up to his death too). Plus, Wilbur's memory was honored even, after his death- not in like a formal manner of course, but most people had chosen to remember the good parts of Wilbur and what he had done to/for L'Manberg and its people. And yet they chose to hold a funeral for the villain.

Idk I just thought it was interesting observation.