Everyman states in the play everyman: " o gracious god, in the high seat celestial, / have mercy on me in this most need; / shall i have no company from this vale terrestrial / of mine acquaintance that way to me lead? " in this excerpt, everyman pleads to god to allow from

In this excerpt, everyman pleads to God to allow help from Earth.

As in a ledger book, the premise is that God will tally the good and evil deeds of one’s life after death. Everyman’s life, who represents all mankind, is the allegorical accounting of this play.

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