Julius Caesar Analysis

I fastened the last pin onto the picture and stepped back and looked at my literal wall of evidence. “Who are you?’, I mumbled as I examined the pictures and art carefully. He never tried to hide his face and was easily recognizable. Black eyes the color of an abyss, black hoodie, black pants, black sneakers, black hair, pale skin, high cheek bones, and very thin. If not for his hair, one could mistake him for a skeleton in clothing. Maybe that’s where he gets his name from. I laughed at the thought, as any fool with even a shred of sense knew better. It has been 10 months since I became engrossed into this personal project. 4 months since the death of my father. 5 months since this man asked for my father’s signature. Everywhere he goes, he leaves death in his wake. Only fitting to call him death. Prior to the death of my father, everyone who I told my theory to called me crazy and a nut. After the death of my father, I was …show more content…
I started reading where I marked. “…a man, who looked like a skeleton and wore strange clothing, once asked for my signature. He gave me a peculiar writing utensil and a piece of parchment. It was such a strange moment that I had my artist paint me a painting of the man.” I looked up from the paper. I pulled up a picture on Google, and sure enough a picture of the man came up. He also was mentioned by countless others, such as George Washington, Adolf Hitler, John F. Kennedy, even Jesus. The strangest part is that he always shows up a month before the said person dies, and always has a request. That the said person autographs a piece of paper. This man couldn’t possibly be death, can he? I slammed my fist on the wall in frustration. I just must find out who he is. He is widely known and has many names. Death, Hades, Hel, the Grim Reaper, Giltinė, Yama but always described the same and has the same method of “marking” people. I soon feel tired and go to