Everyman
by Anonymous
'Everyman' Summary
The play begins with Everyman receiving a summons from Death, who informs him that his time has come. Everyman is terrified and seeks the companionship of various earthly companions: Fellowship, Kindred, Goods, and even his own Strength and Beauty. However, all of them abandon him in his hour of need, except for Good Deeds. Desperate, Everyman turns to Knowledge, who introduces him to Confession and ultimately, to the saving grace of God. As Everyman journeys through his trials and tribulations, he learns the true meaning of repentance and the importance of a virtuous life. He discovers that material wealth and worldly pleasures have no value in the face of death. Instead, it is only his good deeds and true faith that can accompany him into the afterlife. The play culminates in a powerful message of hope and redemption as Everyman, through his repentance and acceptance of God's mercy, is granted forgiveness and eternal life. Everyman stands as a powerful reminder of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of living a virtuous and meaningful existence.Book Details
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