“Cowards die many times before their deaths. The valiant never taste of death but once"

I’m going to analyze the overtop quotation taken from “Julius Caesar”, wrote by Shakespeare.

It deals with coward and valiant people and it underlines the main difference between the two kinds of behaviours.

Cowards die many times before their deaths, and the valiant die only one time.

It subdivides death into two fields: the first one regarding the physical death, and the second one regarding the death of the soul.

The valiant die only physically, because they honour their values and they don’t escape in front of difficult situations. They do their best to get out of it.

Cowards instead are like paralysed, they only tries to escape and they decide not to make decisions. Every time they don’t face the situations they die within.