n of an older play called "Everyman". Since everyone I've explained this to has responded with some variation of "huh?" I'll get a bit more mainstream. Basically, it's a play about death, what it means to accept the inevitable, and the virtues you take (or don't take) once you're no longer inhaling O2 and exhaling CO2. Still no idea what I'm talking about? good! The concept of being dead is confusing as is this play, and this quiz. I'm not going to tell you the possible categories to fall into and the categories don't have descriptions. read the play and interpret it as you wish. Also, expect all of these questions to be about ceasing to exist. I'm actually going to get going, I have some errands to run but I'm sure I'll be seeing you soon.