Everyman states in the play everyman: "o that is a simple advice indeed! / gentle fellow, help me in my necessity; / we have lov
ed long, and now i need, / and now, gentle fellowship, remember me." this excerpt suggests that everyman and fellowship have been friends for a long time. they have "loved long." fellowship's unwillingness to help or tarry with everyman in his time of need ("necessity") is unexpected and disappointing. this is an example of ___________.
Irony of a situation refers to an event where the action that made by a certain character actually resulted in the opposite effect of what the character's intended to be. Writers usually use irony of situation to move the plot forward or as a comedic value.
b. The rise of the Tammany Hall political machine.
Explanation:
The rise of the Tammany Hall political machine was the best demonstration of the power of Irish immigrants in New York. This organization helped to empower thousands of New Yorkers, mainly Irish Catholic immigrants, in the late 1800s.
Dion was motivated by his self-concept, and his need to be consistent with it. According to Carl Rogers, we are driven by a perception of who we are and the values that shape us. When our actions don't correspond with these values, we might feel a sense of discomfort which Rogers called "incongruence".
