yes. actually it happened to me. i was in my coffin (when it was open) and i just jumped out at everyone. also when my sister "died" she was still breathing
The turtle was startled when she looked into the coffin because she saw her own reflection and thought it was another turtle. Turtles are not used to seeing their own reflection, so it can be confusing and startling for them.
Elvis Presley s coffin looked like the one that his mother was buried in. It was copper in color.
They where until they looked at chuck Norris the wrong way
Anyone who looked directly at Medusa was turned to stone.
Miller Huggins
Katy Perry
You can't.
Yes, anyone who looked at it was turned to stone.
Now, it's hard to answer that for certain. But I can tell you the coffin she was in for her funeral was a lead coffin. And during the funeral it was draped in purple velvet, and topped with a very life-like effigy of the queen. then the body of Elizabeth was put in the vault of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York until the modern monument was made in 1606 and her coffin was moved to the vault underneath with her half-sister Mary's. so, in the 1800's when they were looking for where James I was buried Elizabeth and Mary's vault/tomb was opened. It was said that Elizabeth's coffin rested on top of her half-sister Mary's. there the coffin was wood and "larger and more distinctly shaped in the form of a body". Now, I assume this means that it would have had a specific head shape in the coffin. I say this because that is the way her father's looked. (his was opened in the early 1800's but for different reasons) this is what her father's, Jane Seymour's and Charles I's looked like: (they are all buried in a vault together in St George's Chapel) Also carved on the wood coffin is "ER" each letter on either side of of a Tudor Rose and the date "1603".
she looked up to john smith
I looked toward the horizon as the sun was setting.
If they looked at her eyes they would turn to stone.