The cemetery’s San Juan Hill landscape is associated with a direct exchange between Nate and David, making burial space a place for the brothers to say what the funeral home often leaves unspoken.
Six Feet Under repeatedly uses burial grounds as emotional rooms without walls. Here the geography matters because Nate and David’s relationship can surface away from the domestic and professional pressure of Fisher & Sons.
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