Which excerpt from everyman best represents how everyman is characterized overall in the passage? it is said, in prosperity men friends may find, which in adversity be full unkind. i believe that they will do so, for kind will creep where it may not go. for i have a great enemy, that hath me in wait, which intendeth me for to hinder. but when i have most need, they me forsake. i am deceived; that maketh me sad.

The second option on the list, "i believe that they will do so, for kind will creep where it may not go"  is the excerpt that best represents how everyman is characterized overall in the passage. it's a description of how everyman thinks. "the somonyng of  everyman" is a 15th century morality play where  mankind is portrayed by the character "evryman"  who  wears fine clothes, and seems to have led a wild and sinful life. evryman, having been told that he is going to die, embarks on a pilgrimage where  he absolves himself of sin, is left by all of his friends apart from good deeds, and dies.

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