Quote: “My page indulges in freedoms but my life is pure” (1.4 To Caesar).
Comment: For the writer, the stories and images they portray only exist in their books. I think that makes the writer more interesting because that informs us as readers to examine what the writer truly desires and what goals or dreams they cannot achieve in their real life.
Question: Where Epigrams supposed to push the reader to understand the text from the writers perspective or just a small Easter egg in their work?