Symbolism In The Play Everyman

In the play "Everyman", Fellowship represents friendship. Everyman was in a time of need so he turned to Fellowship because he trusted him. They had been "good friends in sport and play" for "many a day". When Everyman asked for help Fellowship said "For, in faith, and thou go to hell, I will not forsake, thee by the way". Fellowship is telling Everyman even if he needs to go to hell and back, he would never leave his side. Everyman proceeds to tell him what he needs but Fellowship replies "then will not I come there!". Everyman was very disappointed so Fellowship offers to be his friend by eating, drinking, making "good cheers", or having "lusty company" of women. Everyman seen that Fellowship would only be with him through
the good things so he decided to leave. The story of Everyman and Fellowship is very relatable in a teenager's life. I go through things like this all the time. I have learned that you can know someone for your entire life and trust them with everything but they might still talk behind your back or only be your friend during the good times. It takes a special person and friend to help with you through all the ups and downs.