In the play Everyman, what is common between Discretion, Strength, Five Wits, and Beauty is that they all forsake him on his final journey. Option B is correct.
The play “Everyman” addresses the good or bad deeds done by the people about which they are answerable after their death. The message the author wants to convey in this play is that life is a journey in the form of a pilgrimage which has an end. The focus on an individual's actions rather than on the Church.
