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Throughout this scene, Everyman observes the discrepancy between the words and actions of those around him. What is the lesson the play is trying to teach us?

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Don't always trust everybody who promises you something. They don't always do it. Actions speak louder tha words.

Beauty, Strength, Discretion, and Five-wits represent worldly goods. In death, Everyman cannot depend on these four characteristics.

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Don't always trust everybody who promises you something. They don't always do it. Actions speak louder tha words. Beauty, Strength, Discretion, and Five-wits represent worldly goods. In death, Everyman cannot depend on these four characteristics.

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