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In all three texts, the end is addressed as a judgment of all of one's actions. In "Everyman", we follow him on his journey for redemption and find that everything he's every done whether it was good or bad, has been evaluated and stacked up. We can get that same idea from the song "How Far We've Come" in the line "Let's see how far we've come." This line is a question to all asking about the good and bad they've done since the moment they entered the world. In the poem "Fire and Ice" Robert Frost talks about how hate and desire affects your judgement.-Samuel

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In all three texts, the end is addressed as a judgment of all of one's actions. In "Everyman", we follow him on his journey for redemption and find that everything he's every done whether it was good or bad, has been evaluated and stacked up. We can get that same idea from the song "How Far We've Come" in the line "Let's see how far we've come." This line is a question to all asking about the good and bad they've done since the moment they entered the world. In the poem "Fire and Ice" Robert Frost talks about how hate and desire affects your judgement.-Samuel

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The end in each text is has a different meaning in "How far we've Come" the end is referred to his life falling apart because of a lose in his life which he sees as death coming closer and closer & in "Fire and Ice" it's all in his head the way he sees it in his own little world & in "Everyman" death is not escaped no matter what you do or go through death at the end will always make its course their is no escaping it

-Brisa

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"The end " signified how near deaths is and there is no escape from it . -Kevyn

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The concept of "the end" is addressed uniquely in each story, nevertheless, they are equally impactful. The story in Everyman is carried on by God giving the subject a scare tactic and ultimatum. Robert Frost writes lyrically; there is a contrast within his words and the harmonious flow of the poem. Matchbox 20 writes with apathy and gloom, but the song is the opposite of lethargic.
-Eduardo

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In all three text it has the idea that death comes to everyone and that it can not be escaped -
Jonathan

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The end in each of the three texts signifies different meanings for each one, but mostly that it is inescapable. - Manuel

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The end in each of the three texts signifies different meani

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The idea of the end is something that has been lost, maybe inside ones self or out into the world, it could also mean that death comes for those whose lives are long gone from them that they have lost purpose in it.-yessica

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In the three text the concept of "the end" is inescapable -nickthegreat

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In the three text the concept of "the end" is inescapable -nickthegreat

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In each text, "The End," brings self-evaluation to a person, bringing awareness of what they have done with their life up until that point. In that moment, there is no turning back and trying to actually live your life with a purpose. -Brianna

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The concept of the end is totally different for each of the passages.In the play the end is represented by a voyage.In the song it's just a normal day for him.In the poem its more of a debate on which way the world will "end".For the poem and the song it is a figurative "end of the world".In the play Everymans life is ending and he must prove that his life was worthy of entrance to heaven.

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We died at 15

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The End , is meaning that death approaches, there is truly no escape from it, no place to run away from it, where life ceases to exist.

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"The end " is just trying to show how someone feels after having something missing from them.  

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"The end " is just trying to show how someone feels after having something missing from them.  

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-Hopey

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"The end" is used as the end of life. death is something that cannot be escaped from. in "how far we've come" the author states "i started running but there's no where to run to" meaning he cant escape his reality which is death coming his way. -jennifer 

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"The end" is used as the end of life. death is something that cannot be escaped from. in "how far we've come" the author states "i started running but there's no where to run to" meaning he cant escape his reality which is death coming his way. -jennifer 

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The concept of "the end" in the three text are connected to each other by sharing that the end of what they have experienced in life has ended and the beginning of something new is about to begin

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Each of the the three pieces have this idea of a coming of a end wich is inescapable or unavoidable.    -          Juan Ortiz

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Each of the the three pieces have this idea of a coming of a end wich is inescapable or unavoidable.    -          Juan Ortiz

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All the texts use "the end" as something they were or the end to something they've experienced, for instance in 'Fire and Ice', Frost says "From what I've tasted of desire, I hold those with who favor fire. " therefore leading you to know that he has experienced passion thus knowing danger. -Yvette

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The end in fire and ice signifies "their own little world" meaning that something either cold or heated would impact him greatly to where it would "end" them.
The end in Everyman is weather he achieves the goal to get to heaven or hell, fortunalty for him, his end was heaven. The "end" in the lyrics means the end of his own life, how he cannot come back from that and he will have to accept the fact he's dying and reaching his end, Causing him to reflect upon his own life.