1. Everyman
... that painful pilgramige. Confession explains here the method of self-beating as a way to pay for repent ones sins. It could be carried out by oneself or by the priest. After hearing what Confession had to say, he begins the process of confession to purify his soul. After confessing, Confession exits the ... woe. Good Deeds agrees to go with Everyman and Knowledge continues to give Everyman the garment of remorse. This garment is a white sheet worn by public penitents and will cover his merry clothes or his naked body. The garment is also covered in Everyman's tears. Good Deeds tells Ever...
- Word Count: 3103
- Approx Pages: 12
- Grade Level: High School