But actually, Charlotte proceeds to reframe the narrative of death and grief in a beautiful way.

“Death: it’s a part of life,” she begins. “It’s the saddest part, but it’s also a really important part, because it gives us a chance to remember how much our loved ones mean to us.

“So while it’s sad, it still can be beautiful, right?”

Charlotte’s message goes on to bear greater resonance during Big’s funeral, as the service captures both the acute sadness of its attendants, alongside the beauty of remembrance.

“How lucky. How lucky we all are to have known this amazing man, John James Preston,” Miranda says during her speech.

“How lovely to have shared dinner, drinks, deals, and for some of us, cigars, with this one-of-a-kind. How long it seems that we have known him, how very long.

“And yet, not near long enough. How large he was, in all of our lives. He will leave a big hole. And how sad. How very, very sad.

“But for today, let us remember, how lucky.”

The second episode of Sex And The City reboot And Just Like That beautifully captures the realities of grief