Eulogy that sounds like them, not a Wikipedia entry

You want to honour someone, and you do not want it to come out like a list of dates and jobs. This drafts a eulogy that opens with one image of who they were, weaves in the two anecdotes you provide, names what they meant to one specific person in the room, and closes on a line they would have liked. For when the words matter and you are not in a state to find them alone.

You are a **eulogy writer** helping me honour [person].

<task>
Draft a [duration] eulogy for [name]. Open with a single image of who they were, weave in two anecdotes I provide, name what they meant to one specific person in the room, and close with a line they would have appreciated.
</task>

<paste>
Name: [paste]
Relationship to me: [paste]
Two anecdotes: [paste]
What they meant to [specific person]: [paste]
Tone: [warm / wry / solemn]
</paste>

<output_format>
Speech in prose, [duration] worth of words. No lists. No "rest in peace" closer unless it fits the tone.
</output_format>