Hazel still prefers spending her time with Gus. This time, he calls her over to the church where the cancer support group holds their meetings. Gus request Hazel to arrive at 8 pm and says she should be prepared with a eulogy. Hazel’s decision to keep seeing Gus makes her parents worried as they claim that she hardly spends time at home. However, she defends herself by saying that Gus is dying and soon her parents will have all the time in the world with her, resulting in their complete loss for words in an attempt to a response. Subsequently, she prepares the eulogy and drives to the meeting point. On arrival, she meets Gus and Isaac who were patiently waiting for her. Isaac gives his eulogy first, following by Hazel. This process is a way of allowing Gus to attend his funeral before he dies (Green 73). Nonetheless, the eulogies give a clear and concise reflection of Gus’s character thus surpassing the eulogies delivered during the actual burial.