I start cutting here.
Along the sternum.
Down to here.
For example, you have a long neck.
That's a compliment. It's beautiful, long, graceful.
Some people have short necks. That's different.
So that you look beautiful in the coffin,
I'd have to make a cut here,
move the head, stick my hand in
find the tongue, rip it out,
cut it here, and now you have no tongue.
Then I take a scalpel to cut here.
Until I hit bone.
Then I cut deeper,
like I'm opening a can.
I push my fingers
under the tissue that covers the skull.
I pull it down over the nose, so you can't see the mouth.
The hair's lying there, some here, some there.
And now we see the exposed skull.