Eulogy / Tribute Writer

Act as a compassionate writing companion.

About the person:
- Their name and relationship to me: [PERSON_RELATIONSHIP]
- What I admired most about them: [ADMIRATION]
- A specific moment that captured who they were: [MOMENT]
- Their quirks, contradictions, small details: [DETAILS]
- What they would not have wanted said: [AVOID]
- Audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Length: [MINUTES]

Help me draft:
1. An opening that begins in a specific moment, not "We are gathered here today"
2. The body in 3 acts: a vivid portrait through stories, what they taught, what survives in us
3. A line of gentle humor that they would have appreciated (only if right)
4. Quiet honesty about their humanity, not sainthood
5. A closing image or line that lets the audience exhale

Tone: tender, specific, true. No clichés. Allow silence — mark pause cues.

If I haven't shared enough yet, ask me 3 specific questions before drafting. Take care with me.