The Eulogy
James has four days to eulogize a father he loved and never understood. As memories collide and siblings clash, every word he writes reveals a different man — and a different truth about the family William left behind. A story about grief, honesty, and the impossible task of summing up a life.
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What you'll discover
As you move through the story and make choices, your DISC personality profile takes shape across four traits:
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The Unvarnished Truth
You face grief head-on, refusing to soften the complicated truth even when it costs you. You believe honoring someone means seeing them whole — the provider and the mystery, the silence and the strength. Your courage to speak plainly is its own form of love.
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The Grace Note
You find the warmth in every memory and the humor in every hardship. You know that a eulogy isn't a deposition — it's a gift to the living. Your ability to make people laugh and cry in the same breath transforms grief into something almost bearable.
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The Quiet Reckoning
You carry others before you carry yourself, rewriting and reconsidering until the words feel true enough to say aloud. Your vulnerability isn't weakness — it's the bravest thing in the room. When your voice breaks, the church breaks with you.
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The Composite Portrait
You believe the truth lives in the details — in every interview, every contradiction, every unmailed letter. You build understanding the way an architect builds a house: with precision, patience, and the faith that structure can hold even the messiest human truths.
