Everyman states in the play everyman: "o that is a simple advice indeed! / gentle fellow, me in my necessity; / we have loved long, and now i need, / and now, gentle fellowship, remember me." this excerpt suggests that everyman and fellowship have been friends for a long time. they have "loved long." fellowship's unwillingness to or tarry with everyman in his time of need ("necessity") is unexpected and disappointing. this is an example of

I believe the answer is: irony of situation

Irony of a situation refers to an event where the action that made by a certain character actually resulted in the opposite effect of what the character's intended to be. Writers usually use irony of situation to move the plot forward or as a comedic value.

answer; i believe that the correct answer is ; the eastern and western churches spoke different languages;

answer; /// i do believe but not sure(nazi propaganda)//(anti-semitism); ( holocaust) plz check first; ///good luck