Is there a "good death"? And if so, what does it look like?

Some deaths are called peaceful. Some are called tragic. What makes a death "good"? Is it the absence of suffering? The presence of loved ones? A life completed? Or is the very idea of a "good death" a comforting lie we tell ourselves to make peace with the unbearable? This gathering is for those who have witnessed death, those who are facing their own. We will speak about what we hope for, what we fear, and whether any death can truly be called good.