I found it! I kinda lost what I was doing in the middle . . .

. . . buuut I'm sure it'll be fine!!
*laughs nervously* Oh gods please don't kill me for this i don't know what i was thinking help me~ ~ ~
Are you afraid of Death? I believe everyone is, in their own way, even me. Although perhaps my fear might differ from everyone else's, because of who I am. When most people try to imagine what what death is, I think they envision a hooded man in a long black robe, a skull mask, a scythe in one hand, and a forbidding nature. When in reality, I am actually quite lonely. Who do you know who would willingly spend their time with the embodiment of death itself? I don't know anyone who would, mostly because of the fact that no one comes around to see me, rarely coming around for a legend in the making or some such. And in any case, most of the time I can't even show myself, only to those who are dead or dying, and then I must send them on their way to heaven, or hell, or wherever they must go. So sometimes, when I feel the need to be empty, devoid of these lonely, depressing thoughts, I will . . . . Take a vacation, so to speak. There is an ancient coliseum in Rome that I am particularly fond of, because there I can lose myself in what used to be instead of who I am, and what that means. It is ruined, yes, but if you look long enough, you can see the grandeur it once held, and you can imagine the crowds roaring in excitement. But then I will crash back down to earth and realize I am not in fact an ordinary human being, but an entity that inspires fear.
However, even if I must always carry out my duty in solitude, I can always come back here, if only for that one fleeting moment of contentment.
My name is Death. Are you afraid now?