... of nature and the harshness associated with it. However, in the sestet there is a change in mood. Frost questions how such a thing could happen. He says "what brought the kindred spider to that height then steered the white moth thither to the night". In my opinion, this line showcases how this was meant to happen. It's almost like the ... ...
... soon face judgment, Everyman tries to find someone to go with him to death, which begins his first set of rejections. He is rejected by Fellowship, a fair weather friend, his Kindred and Cousin, who are both detrimental to Everyman's salvation, and finally by Goods, as he is the reason for Everyman's journey to death. It is at this point that Everyman ... ...
... Everyman has to find faithful companions. He remembers Fellowship and seeks him. Fellowship at first agrees than disagrees after hearing of Death's summons. He is then also turned down by Kindred and Cousin. He finds Goods who also agrees until he learns that his journey will lead him to the highest of all judges. He says that he would not make ... ...
