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Indulge in memories (good and bad). Dig into yourself. Forgive yourself for all the things that have tormented you all your life. Repent in the end. And go to bed with peace of mind.
Most likely, I would have been overcome by deep apathy, I would have gone into “unconsciousness”, I would have closed down. Regardless of the type of execution. Yes, panic, hysteria, tears, soul-searching, regret, anger-all of this would undoubtedly have happened to me, but I think earlier, before this day.
It all depends on how I will be executed, if the execution is public, I would prepare myself emotionally and psychologically for this.And also, I put myself in order
I think it all depends on how the execution is executed. For example, if it's an injection, I probably won't be so scared. I'll probably accept it and try to get a good night's sleep and have good dreams. If it's the electric chair or the gallows, I won't be able to sleep for sure. Most likely I will panic and try to get out. I don't have the strength to remember anything anymore.
I've imagined it more than once )
I think that to be objective, I would probably be terrified. I would be panicking, desperately trying to find a way out. Most likely, the highest nervous tension to exhaustion. I don't think I would have been able to feel at ease, to think about anything. Unless he had been imprisoned and awaiting execution for several months. Then it's possible, and even then I doubt it.