In the poem “Because I could not stop for Death”, Dickinson personifies death as being a character. In the first line of the poem, it clearly shows that “Death” was capitalized as being a name. Death had kindly stopped for her and the carriage only held herself, Death and Immortality. Immortality was presented as a passenger that accompanied both the speaker and Death. Death was going to take her on a ride all the way to her graveyard since she couldn't wait for death. Basically, the speaker didn't want to die just yet, but since death is inevitable, death just came to her. Throughout the whole poem, Dickinson refers to Death as "He" Dickinson also treated Death as being pleasant. In the second line of the poem “Because I could not stop
