When you think about it: Aaron Burr's music really has something with death. I mean, not surprising, after all, he's the one that killed Hamilton! But think about it: he has lots of lines about death / dead people during Wait For It. This is not surprising either: he is an orphan. But we all know who's an orphan too: Hamilton himself. While Hamilton barely thinks about what's passed, it seems to be all Burr is interested in. He only thinks of preserving his parents' legacies, while Hamilton in more busy in building his own. One of Burr's most important lines is: "Death doesn't discriminate between the sinners and the saints, it takes, and it takes, and it takes." And to top it all of: he announces the Schuyler Sisters in order of death! "O-oh, but little does he know that his daughters: Peggy, (1801) Angelica, (1814) Eliza (1854) sneak into the city just to watch all the guys at-"