Describe the notion of death and its allegorical representation in Everyman. What role does truth play as Everyman prepares for his death?*

Death

That the play is about death is foregrounded when, early in the play, a personified Death appears at God's summons. Death's role is to bring people to judgment. Though the play doesn't particularly explore our emotional response to Death, it is important to note that Everyman's pilgrimage is to the grave - and that the whole play is a consideration of what man must do before death.

I see better now, in addition to can you discuss your ideas for symbols, clothing, and gestures that might further the allegorical meaning ascribed to each character in a modern interpretation of Everyman.

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