At Caton-Pequignot, the company where I work, we are between 1.77 m and 1.83 m. As I am the second tallest on the team, I find myself stationed at the front right of the coffin. On the left, a colleague sets the pace, always starting with the left foot, it reminds me of the army. Both of us carry the deceased at head level, which is heavier than the rest of the body. On the feet, it’s always lighter.