oh, yikes; that would be horrible. the best-case scenario would be that their parents were buried in the same cemeteries and were also resurrected, but otherwise... well, obviously with more recent deaths you look for other relatives who can hopefully take responsibility for the children, but aside from that i guess they just get tossed into the foster care system. (or st. agnes, because apparently orphanages are still a thing in the mcu.)
on another disturbing tangent: thus far, the resurrections we've seen have all been people who died from violence and thus were not at the end of their 'natural' lives. they came back healed from those injuries. presumably the same conditions would apply to people who died from infectious diseases -- and maybe even people who died from cancer -- but what about people who died from old age? like, would they be brought back and then immediately die again without getting out of their coffins? would the spell just fail to work? would they suffocate in their coffins? i feel that ben would probably ask these questions sooner or later, since he IS an investigative reporter.
Re: legalities of coming back from the dead
on another disturbing tangent: thus far, the resurrections we've seen have all been people who died from violence and thus were not at the end of their 'natural' lives. they came back healed from those injuries. presumably the same conditions would apply to people who died from infectious diseases -- and maybe even people who died from cancer -- but what about people who died from old age? like, would they be brought back and then immediately die again without getting out of their coffins? would the spell just fail to work? would they suffocate in their coffins? i feel that ben would probably ask these questions sooner or later, since he IS an investigative reporter.