Everyman Allegory
In his work, the author describes that everyman eventually will be confronted by death. Even though everyman looks for anybody that will accompany him to face the God, but nobody would come and help him. In the end, after some confessions and repentances, everyman who is accompanied by good deeds is ready to enter the kingdom of Heaven.
The battle for man’s soul in Everyman make the allegory more effective because the author correctly uses the different type of character in his work to describe how a man would do when death is coming. First, the author uses the situation when death is coming to a man. The author writes, “But all forsake me in the ending…then went I to my Goods…to have comfort…but there I had least” (36). The author tells the
The battle for man’s soul in Everyman make the allegory more effective because the author correctly uses the different type of character in his work to describe how a man would do when death is coming. First, the author uses the situation when death is coming to a man. The author writes, “But all forsake me in the ending…then went I to my Goods…to have comfort…but there I had least” (36). The author tells the