In The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, the unseen influence, the great architect who constructs the ending of being; is an intriguing character to explore as it brings a distinct aspect to the story. In this case, the voice of Death acts as an overseer of the lives he witnesses, the novelist masking the human misery suffered during the Holocaust. Death shows his fascination with humans and the color of the world, but how he struggles throughout the book to understand how humans are capable of so much beauty and yet, so beset on the destruction of themselves. Death finds appeal in Liesel and her story, and believes that liesel’s life is one of the great beautiful stories he holds. Throughout The Book Thief, Death often gives us an entertaining,
