In Philip Roth's powerful and poignant novel, 'Everyman,' an unnamed protagonist confronts the decline of his body and the memories of his life. From his childhood in New Jersey to his successful career and multiple marriages, he reflects on his choices, loves, and regrets. The novel is a stark meditation on the solitude of existence, the inevitability of death, and the common fate that binds all of humanity together in the face of our ultimate end. It is a deeply moving and unflinching look at what it means to be human.