Treatment of Death in Everyman
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This study discusses the perception of the author about death, with reference to his treatment of death in the play Everyman. The play portrays the encounter of Everyman with death and highlights the Catholic beliefs regarding death and eternal life. The author treats death as a reminder and a catalyst for spiritual awakening, emphasizing the importance of good deeds and morality.
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