At the climax of the Bubonic Plague, three young rioters sit in a inn, eating and drinking a long way past their energy and swearing oaths that are deserving of censure. The agitators stamp the death of a pine box and ask who has passed on. A boy says to them that the dead man was a friend who was wounded in the back the prior night by a thief called Death. The youthful rioters, imagining that Death may in any case be around, they choose to search him out and kill him.
In transit, the three men meet an old man who clarifies that he should meander the earth until the point that he can discover somebody willing to trade youth for old age. He says that not even Death will end his life. Hearing him talk about Death, the rioters ask where they
In transit, the three men meet an old man who clarifies that he should meander the earth until the point that he can discover somebody willing to trade youth for old age. He says that not even Death will end his life. Hearing him talk about Death, the rioters ask where they