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Greatest AudioBooks. (2013, February 3). EVERYMAN by unknown - FULL AudioBook | Greatest AudioBooks [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crn7UqlxO40

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Greatest AudioBooks. (2013, February 3). EVERYMAN by unknown - FULL AudioBook | Greatest AudioBooks [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crn7UqlxO40

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Each character in the play Everyman represents a symbolic and allegorical moral lesson.

Each interaction between Everyman and the other characters illustrates the transitory character of earthly attachments and the importance of spiritual values.

Fox, Corinne. “EveryCostume: How We Dressed a Medieval Play for 2015.” Everyman (2015), 2015, medievaldramatists.ace.fordham.edu/everyman-corinne/.

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Fellowship (companionship)

Kindred (family)

Goods (wealth)

Good Deeds (actions)

Knowledge (awareness)

Confession (repentance)

Beauty (material world)

Strength (physical strength)

Discretion (ability to make judgments and choices)

Five-Wits (senses and faculties)

Robert Ambrose Dudley. “Illustration for Everyman, The Morality Play.” Look and Learn History Picture Library, www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/M381825/Illustration-for-Everyman-The-Morality-Play. Accessed 22 June 2024.

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The majority of these characters abandon Everyman when he faces death, illustrating the transient and unreliable nature of worldly attachments.

Only characters like Good Deeds and Knowledge remain loyal and lead Everyman to salvation.

This highlights the play's emphasis on the importance of good deeds and spiritual knowledge for the afterlife.

Coate, Ian. “Daily Life Illustrations.” Free Christian Illustrations, www.freechristianillustrations.com/daily.html. Accessed 22 June 2024.

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Represents humanity and the common person.

Centers their life around earthly pleasures and material wealth.

Initially unaware of the inevitability of death and the need for spiritual preparation.

Experiences fear and denial when faced with death.

Undergoes a journey of self-discovery and repentance.

“Free Vector: Man Daily Routine Icons.” Freepik, www.freepik.com/free-vector/man-daily-routine-icons_3924901.htm. Accessed 22 June 2024.

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Represents the inevitable end of life.

Serves as God's messenger as he forces Everyman to reflect on his life.

Unchanging and impartial; treats everyone equally regardless of an individual's status.

Induces fear but also prompts reflection and change.

Acts as a catalyst for Everyman's spiritual awakening and repentance.

Bugge, Anita. “Everyman Photocall.” Getty Images, 13 Oct. 2009, www.gettyimages.co.nz/detail/news-photo/actor-guenter-jungahns-and-actor-ruediger-joswig-perform-on-news-photo/91854048?adppopup=true.

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Everyman is the the story of  life and death of its unnamed protagonist, referred as “Everyman,” as he copes with aging, illness, and the passage of time. 

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Everyman is the the story of  life and death of its unnamed protagonist, referred as “Everyman,” as he copes with aging, illness, and the passage of time. 

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In this presentation we will weave through several character’s personal relationships, regrets, and contemplations, meditating on mortality and the human condition. The Play of Everyman explores themes of regret, loss, and the search for meaning in the face of life’s fleeting nature.

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Both play crucial roles in the narrative, driving the central theme of the play.

Their interaction highlights the inevitability of death and the importance of spiritual readiness.

Each character's role is defined by their relationship to the divine and the moral lessons they impart.

“Judgement Day.” Adobe Stock, Kanachi Graphics, stock.adobe.com/search?k=judgement%2Bgod. Accessed 22 June 2024.

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“Embrace the Journey”: This inspiring winding road stretching into the distance, reminding you to embrace the journey of life and enjoy every step along the way. Generative AI Stock Illustration. (n.d.). Adobe Stock. https://stock.adobe.com/images/embrace-the-journey-this-inspiring-winding-road-stretching-into-the-distance-reminding-you-to-embrace-the-journey-of-life-and-enjoy-every-step-along-the-way-generative-ai/572971492

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O Death, thou comest when I had thee least in mind! In thy power it lieth to save me yet; — Thereto of my goods will I give thee, if thou wilt be kind, — Yea, a thousand pounds shalt thou get! — And defer this matter till another day.

(Unknown 569)

Edited with an introduction by A. C. Cawley. Everyman and Medieval Miracle Plays. New York :Dutton, 1959.

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One Day

God sends Death to summon Everyman to judgment.

Same Day-Death

Death tells Everyman he must make a pilgrimage from which he can never return.

Same Day-Fellowship

Everyman asks Fellowship to come with him, but Fellowship refuses.

Same Day-Kindred

Everyman asks Kindred and Cousin for help, but they offer excuses.

Same Day-Goods

Everyman asks Goods for help, but Goods reveals himself to be working toward Everyman's damnation.

Same Day-Good-Deeds

Good-Deeds says she would go with Everyman if she were not weak and weighed down by sin.

Same Day-Knowledge

Knowledge directs Everyman to Confession, and penance frees Good-Deeds.

Same Day

Everyman gathers Beauty, Strength, Discretion, and Five-Wits to live virtuously.

Everyman receives the sacraments of Communion and anointing, becoming ready to die.

Same Day

Beauty, Strength, Discretion, and Five-Wits leave Everyman as he goes to his grave.

Same Day

Knowledge stays with Everyman until the end, and Good-Deeds follows him to judgment.

Same Day

With Good-Deeds to speak for him, Everyman is saved.

Bibliography

Course Hero. "Everyman Study Guide." Course Hero. 14 June 2019. Web. 22 June 2024. <https://www.coursehero.com/lit/Everyman/>.

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One day you finally knew what you had to do, and began, though the voices around you kept shouting their bad advice– though the whole house began to tremble and you felt the old tug at your ankles. “Mend my life!” each voice cried. But you didn’t stop. You knew what you had to do, though the wind pried with its stiff fingers at the very foundations, though their melancholy was terrible. It was already late enough, and a wild night, and the road full of fallen branches and stones. But little by little, as you left their voices behind, the stars began to burn through the sheets of clouds, and there was a new voice which you slowly recognized as your own, that kept you company as you strode deeper and deeper into the world, determined to do the only thing you could do– determined to save the only life you could save. By Mary Oliver Malik, S. (2015, September 22). Poems of Transformation: The Journey, by Mary Oliver | The Practice. http://thepracticelondon.org/poetry/poems-of-transformation-the-journey-by-mary-oliver/