After Alexander Hamilton's death, his wife, Eliza, sends letters to all his friends that he once knew. She tried he best to remember all of them that he had mentioned in his 47 years of life, and she had help too, from her sister. Angelica Church sailed away from her home and husband in England to mourn with her sister. Isolated, full of grief and anger, the last thing they expected was to hear of the remaining survivors of the story of tonight.

Words are perhaps one of the most dangerous, yet underrated weapons in the world. However, words are also a beautiful piece of art. He fell so helplessly in love with Alexander. Since then, it had always been the two against the world. Together, they healed the wounds of the past, they faced the obstacles of the present, and they prepared for the future to come. John's life had been mere prose before, an unlit candle. Alexander slowly entered his life with a flame, and wrote a beautiful narrative, where both him and John became the one's who tell the story of yesterday, and tonight, and tomorrow. It was perfect. Then a horrible villain came to the story, and completely changed the plot.

His eyes stared back at Alexander's striking gaze, his hand cupping his chin, and he murmured, "There was the poetry."

Alexander Hamilton had the courage to escape his nightmares from his old life to start again in the colonies. He had enough courage to fight in the revolution for his beliefs and freedom. He had more than enough courage to rise up and build a legacy. But now, as he stands in front of parchment paper and a quill in hand, writing what could possibly be his last letter to his dear Eliza, he does not have enough courage to say goodbye.

Aaron Burr knew that the moment he fired the gun, his life would be never be the same. As the bullet flew towards Alexander, his friend, his enemy, he simply knew that nothing would ever be the same. Indeed, he was right. There are ten things you need to know. Based on Lin Manuel Miranda's Broadway Musical "Hamilton"

Alexander Hamilton had always known that he had three soulmates due to the three simple, different words decorating his body. "Helpless" was engraved in cursive lettering just below the edges of his collarbone. "Satisfied" was written neatly in his right wrist. "Freedom" was carved boldly above his heart.

something I wrote while listening to who lives, who dies, who tells your story.