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The narrative underscores that Carolyn Bessette and Lauren Kennedy were marginalized even in death. Their families’ wishes to bury them close to home were dismissed by the Kennedys, who insisted on different arrangements — a stark demonstration of their sense of entitlement. RFK Jr., who penned diaries on the event, describes the scenes of mourning, emphasizing the media’s exaggerated interest in JFK Jr. even after death, contrasting it with the more subdued, private funeral attended without press in East Hampton.