An indigenous Australian person mourning the death of a close family member would be expected to:

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In indigenous Australian culture, mourning the death of a close family member typically involves crying for extended periods. This is seen as a way to release the deep emotions associated with the loss and to honor the deceased. It is not typical to suppress emotions or pay others to mourn. Laughing would be seen as inappropriate in this context.

An Indigenous Australian Person Mourning the Death of a Close