Everyman

Main Characters and Their Development

• The main character of the book, whose name is never mentioned, is the central figure of the narrative. He is an ordinary man who confronts the inevitability of aging and death. Throughout the book, the reader observes his life from childhood to his final days. The protagonist experiences various life stages: he is successful in his career, but his personal life is fraught with failures and disappointments. He goes through three marriages, each ending in divorce, and has complicated relationships with his children. His health gradually deteriorates, forcing him to face physical limitations and the fear of death. In the process, he reflects on his mistakes, regrets, and missed opportunities, making his character deeply human and realistic.