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It doesn't look like anything - the plot is what happens in the story.
No. The cost of the plot is a separate cost negotiated with the cemetery, not the funeral home. Though in many cases the funeral home can make the arrangements for you.
You make it sound like a story ... Have a look at the related question below.
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The plot of Naruto 3 follows the exploits of a demon who has reeked havoc upon various cities and towns, and the heroes who attempt to thwart his evil deeds.
Go to your local county tax collectors office or the Registrar of Deeds. Give them the address and they should be able to give you the lot and plot number of the property. This information is all considered PUBLIC record. You can look up anybody's information. If you have the address that should be all you need.
Ignoring the dots(.) as background, it can look something like: |..............................x...... |.........................x........... |...............................x..... |...........................x......... |..............x...................... |....................x................ |.............x....................... |.....x............................... |...................x................. --------------------------
The line that connects the dots is relatively straight.
a triangle with exposition riding action climax falling action resolution
There are some conflicting (plot) lines. If you mean plot as some sort of scenario or sequence of events- as in the Plot of a story or play- well... different churches and temples have differing ritual requirements for Requiem Masses for the dead- for example, in the Catholic Church, there are certain traditions that the Closest next of kin follow the casket into the church- this being the office of the Principal Mourner. ( I did this for Mother last Year) So in that sense the plot or rituals vary quite a bit. The church generally avoids funeral masses on sundays, primarily for traffic-control reasons, they have regularily scheduled worship services- and a hearse out front, would, so to speak, disrupt traffic. as to plot in the cemetery sense- these are owned by the cemetery.Only rarely ( it may violate anti-trust laws- are funeral homes and cemeteries under the same managerial roof! These things need not be shrouded in mystery. I hope this has been of help.
Yes as long as the unrelated dead person's relatives can get permission from the the person who holds the deeds to the grave plot.