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Personal Narrative: I Am Just Like Everyman

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I Am Just Like Everyman… "Everyman" the play is a play that almost anyone can relate to and I especially can relate to it. In the play, there are a few specific times that are relatable more than others. A time in my life that I can relate to Everyman would be I was never the “Unpopular girl”. I always had friends to rely on. I learned that every friendship comes to an end or a betrayal. I was betrayed once when I had gotten myself into big trouble in the mall, my “BFF” ran from the scene and left me with the mess. Just as in the story, Fellowship had fled from Everyman when something bad was happening but when something good was happening he was there. (Perrine 260-300). This behavior is always true in unhealthy relationships, so called friends

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