His last hours alive. But he didn't know!
None of us will know, of course. The weird grammar of death. You die, he or she dies, they die, but there is no genuine form for "I”. Not really. All know that, none know when. (Adam Roberts)

His last hours alive. But he didn't know! None of us will know, of course. The weird grammar of death. You die, he or she dies, they die, but there is no genuine form for "I”. Not really. All know that, none know when.

Adam Roberts

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