Your task for this project is to relate the themes and characters of Everyman to your life. In a brief (200-400 words) personal essay, relate the moral or lesson learned by Everyman to your own life as a Christian. Refer to specific incidents, both from your life and from the play. For example, you may relate a time when a friend let you down and compare it with the fleeting and fair-weather friend Fellowship in the play. Or, you might explain how for a while Beauty accompanied Everyman, but as he neared the grave, Beauty gradually withdrew from his presence. Think about what Everyman, and you, learned from this allegorical journey. *Remember to relate it to your life as a Christian.

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