Therefore we can look at time as a warehouse of events, a collection, a history of them. The length is a contouring of the events that happen in an interval. The length may seem different to different observers, depending on the events that each of them observes. And so it is. Each observer has his own idea about the world, his history, his time.
Universal time is a wrapper of the all individual times.
Shortly, we conceive the time in its essence like a succession of events and not as a pre-established, existing, and everlasting matrix, in which some events could happen or not. Let us return to our topic. Death is not an action, strictly speaking. Death is an event only in the sense that it can be recorded in a history. An analogy for life is a liquid flowing from a reservoir.