The play Everyman was written in the 1400s. It is what is known as a "Morality" play. Its aim is to teach people how to live and how to save their souls. The character Everyman was a common English person of the period the play was written in. He had neglected his spiritual life. He repents of his sins and changes his ways in time to save his soul before he dies. The common English person of the day, as well as most people today, don't really worry about the long term consequences of the lives they live and the impact their behaviour will have on their afterlife. This play draws our attention to the fact that we actually need to consider the way we live before we die.
Answer:
It focuses on mundane - even somewhat
boring - details in life.
but where's the story exactly? シ︎
Answer:
A
Explanation:
the reason was because she can now be a free women
I believe that the best answer among the choices provided by the question is <span>D) The author uses dialogue to add to the mystery of the story; the reader, like the boys, has no idea what Don Trine’s motivations are.</span>
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