The power of water and soap can't be stressed enough – when used sparingly, that is.
Clean
has an odor of itself, not of the person. Clean is aseptic, anonymous;
clean individuals entangle with any other clean person's persona, like
cadavers which smell the same: cold.
Cold
is a smell of rubbing alcohol without the alcohol – cold, not fresh –
plus a squeeze of pungency which can't be matched but in death when the
body hasn't been burnt or eaten by maggots. Human or animal. I've seen
and handled both.
The
dead are identical: they have all turned from tall to long, their
corpses have a cold clean smell after their orifices have been taken
care of. Who wants to smell clean?
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