Cultural concepts of death vary widely, from the idea of a popping gently like a soap bubble, as in the Japanese concept of pokkuri shinu, to the ancient Greek depiction of Thanatos as the grim...

Cultural concepts of death vary widely, from the idea of a popping gently like a soap bubble, as in the Japanese concept of pokkuri shinu, to the ancient Greek depiction of Thanatos as the grim reaper. In your opinion, is there such a thing as a good death? If so, how would you describe it?