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Scene 24 from the season premiere of Six Feet Under contains only four lines of dialog. But the brief moment when David and Nate pick up Lisa's body from the coroner tells a whole story- of guilt, self-importance, family and the brutal reality of death. Craig Wright, who wrote the episode, breaks down the spare and affecting scene.  View the Script
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